fold (to) (Q2634)

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When an unsuccessful play closes.

When an unsuccessful play closes.
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fold (to)
When an unsuccessful play closes.

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    140133
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    00132A
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    3 August 2013
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    fold (to) (English)
    When an unsuccessful play closes. (English)
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    propadák (Czech)
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    chiudere (Italian)
    Interruzione delle repliche di uno spettacolo dovuta al suo insuccesso. (Italian)
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    afschminken (NL) (Dutch)
    Een onsuccesvolle productie stoppen. (Dutch)
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    afgelasten (Dutch)
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    absetzen (German)
    Ein nicht erfolgreiches Stück schließen/ vom Spielplan nehmen. (German)
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    Ein Stück absetzen (German)
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    sacar de cartelera (Spanish)
    Cuando cierra una obra que ha fracasado (Spanish)
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    suspender (Spanish)
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    nedlagd (Swedish)
    Föreställningen läggs ned på grund av dålig kritik (Swedish)
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    Fold (English)
    a play is said to fold when it is withdrawn, the term coming from America. It can also mean looping up the bottom half of a cloth or border, sometimes called a clew. looped up curtain is a swag, which can also be used as a verb. (English)
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