closing properly; shutting tightly
Refers to the state of being closed firmly, such as a door, lid, or container. Also written as 閉まり.
This door doesn't close properly.
瓶の蓋の締まりを確認してください。
Please check that the bottle cap is on tight.
firmness; tightness; discipline; control
Describes a state of being taut, well-structured, or disciplined. Often used for muscles, facial expressions, organizations, or personal conduct.
His face lacks firmness (he looks slack).
This organization lacks discipline, which is a problem.
Refers to bringing something to a close, such as a deal, discussion, or event. Often used in the phrase 締まりをつける (to bring to a conclusion).
Bring the discussion to a conclusion.
shimari; corner enclosure (Go)
In Go, a standard corner enclosure formed by two stones of the same color. Usually written in katakana as シマリ.
The corner enclosure is one of the basic opening patterns.
locking up; fastening doors and windows
compact and neat; small but well-organized
thrifty person; stingy person; tight-fisted person
Standard kanji spelling for most senses.
Katakana spelling is usual in Go terminology.
Variant kanji spelling; less common but acceptable.
Noun form of the verb 締まる (しまる, 'to become tight, to be shut'). The kanji 締 carries the core meaning of tightening or fastening.