Close
Close verb - To position (something) so as to prevent passage through an opening.
Turned on
Both terms in one sentence
- All of these sound files are played with no background music with echo effects turned on, so that if you close your eyes (or someone is listening from the next room) it starts to sound like hentai or something.
Source: Orgasmic Combat - CRT televisions and monitors usually emit a very high pitched (or very close to the upper hearing range of humans) acoustic hum when turned on even with no signal due to the high-frequency circuitry used within them.
Source: Machine Empathy -
The final levels are essentially a grab-bag of scenes from previous iterations in the franchise: The villain is a high-ranking American who has turned on the country both for its sins (Modern Warfare 2) and because he lost a close relative (Black Ops 2).
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