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close season
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close season [kləʊs], closed season
n
1. (Individual Sports & Recreations / Hunting) the period of the year when it is prohibited to kill certain game or fish
2. (General Sporting Terms) Sport the period of the year when there is no domestic competition
Translations
close season [ˈkləʊsˌsiːsn] n (Hunting) → stagione f di chiusura (di caccia, pesca etc)


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It's obvious the closed season is not helping the weaker counties one iota," Evans blasted.
A fisherman with 40 years' experience told me the best thing we could do is bring back the closed season to reinstall some discipline around the lakes.
The new names that have bolstered the squad over the closed season, include 19-times capped All Black centre Daryl Gibson, pictured, New Zealand A prop Michael Collins and Australia sevens scrum-half Chris O'Young, who all feature in the starting line-up tonight at the Arms Park.
 
 
 
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