How do you spell close in spanish?

"Close" in Spanish can have different meanings depending on the context. Here are some options and their spellings:

1. To close (as in to shut something):

* cerrar (general verb)

* clausurar (formal, official closure)

* tapar (to cover something up)

2. Near or close by:

* cerca (adjective)

* cercano (adjective, masculine)

* cercana (adjective, feminine)

* próximo (adjective, masculine, more formal)

* próxima (adjective, feminine, more formal)

3. Close (as in intimate or friendly):

* íntimo/a (adjective, very close)

* cercano/a (adjective, somewhat close)

* amigo/a (friend)

4. To close (as in to end something):

* cerrar (general verb)

* concluir (formal, to conclude)

* finalizar (to finish)

Example sentences:

* Cierra la puerta. (Close the door.)

* La tienda está cerca de aquí. (The store is close by.)

* Son amigos muy cercanos. (They are very close friends.)

* El concierto termina a las 10 p.m. (The concert closes at 10 p.m.)

Make sure to choose the correct spelling depending on the meaning you want to convey.