To tighten or shrink; Lehman argued that this is because a reasonable person would consider the end of a business day in London to be 500pm Exxonmobil disputed this and argued that, considering the nature of Lehman's business (an international investment bank), 'close of business' should actually be interpreted as meaning 700pmDefinitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary Close of play Idioms by The Free Dictionary In business, a working day's end Often used in the construction "by the close of play" Primarily heard in UK
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