Record the names and phone numbers of people who register. There are two major advantages of doing this. First, you can contact people in a few weeks to make sure they have heard from the state election office, and follow up if they haven't. And second, this will help when it comes time for Get-Out-The-Vote efforts.
A spelling variant of clus is clos, which also means âshut.â When you close a door, you of course âshutâ it. When you enclose something, you âshutâ it in. When there is closure at the end of a novel, the plot is all tidy and âshut,â that is, all loose ends are accounted for.
Perhaps you could find more on dictionary.com etcetera.Some examples:- That's it! (You got the answer to our problem or question! / I've had enough of your bad behaviour, I will take measures now.)- That's it. (We're finished now, this is the end.)- That's it? (Is this the end?)- This is it can mean roughly the same but is a bit stronger (whatever that means; I know, it is vague). Perhaps you could say that you use it when something more important happens; but the difference is not consistent. I'd use them as near-synonyms.