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Closed time - meaning and illustration




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1. Synonyms, etymology, translation, definition, examples and notes

1.1. IPA transcription and prononciation for closed time: 🔊

/kləʊzd taɪm/

1.2.  Synonyms of closed time:


1 international synonym(s) for closed time. Notably:
  • 🍧     Closed season     🔉 ▶

1.3. 🇫🇷 French translation of closed time:

  1. Période de fermeture

1.4. Definition of closed time in fisheries:


closed time
Closed time, also known as closed season, means: a specified period during which a ban is placed on fishing activities in respect of type of fish, area, zones, method of capture, etc., as provided for by the relevant laws or regulations.

5 Other Definitions of Closed time per Country

In Canada:

close time means a specified period during which fish to which it applies may not be fished, and “closed time” or “closed season” has a similar meaning; (période d’interdiction et période de fermeture ou saison de fermeture)

✏️ Source -- Canada Fisheries Act, Section 2 ( Canada Fisheries Act )

In Ghana:

"closed season" means a period during which a ban is placed on fishing activities in respect of type of fish, area, zones, method of capture or the parameters specified in the notice;

✏️ Source -- Ghana Fisheries Act, 2002, Part VI, Section 140 ( Ghana Fisheries Act, 2002 )

In Kenya:

“closed season” means a specified period of time closed to lobster fishing as provided for by the Act;

✏️ Source -- Kenya Lobster Fishery Management Plan, 2025, Part I, Section 2 ( Kenya Lobster Fishery Management Plan, 2025 )

“closed season” means a specified period where collection of marine aquarium fish is prohibited as provided for by the relevant laws or regulations;

✏️ Source -- Kenyan Marine Aquarium Fishery Management Plan, 2025, Part I, Section 2 ( Kenyan Marine Aquarium Fishery Management Plan, 2025 )

In Nigeria:

"closed season" means a specific period during which fishing is prohibited;

✏️ Source -- Nigeria Inland Fisheries Act, Section 16 ( Nigeria Inland Fisheries Act )

1.5. Plural of closed time:


Closed times;

Fishery terminology records for Closed time



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