closedFor

P56011
predicate

Indicates that an entity is not available or accessible for use, entry, or operation during a specified time, condition, or reason.

All labels observed (18)

Label Occurrences
closedFor canonical 16
mayBeClosedDueTo 5
closedTo 4

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: closedFor
Generated description
Indicates that an entity is not available or accessible for use, entry, or operation during a specified time, condition, or reason.

Sample triples (47)

Subject Object
London Docks commercial shipping ⓘ
A18 Mountain Road Isle of Man TT races ⓘ
A18 Mountain Road Manx Grand Prix races ⓘ
Hinchliffe Stadium 1997 via predicate surface "closedForEvents" ⓘ
Gothenburg City Airport scheduled commercial traffic via predicate surface "closedTo" ⓘ
Millennium Bridge London 2000-06-12 via predicate surface "closedForModifications" ⓘ
Similan Islands rainy season via predicate surface "closedToTouristsDuring" ⓘ
Similan Islands mid-May to mid-October via predicate surface "closedToTouristsDuring" ⓘ
Paso Cardenal Samoré heavy snowfall via predicate surface "mayBeClosedDueTo" ⓘ
Hinchliffe Stadium late 1990s via predicate surface "closedForEvents" ⓘ
Soo Locks winter maintenance ⓘ
Going-to-the-Sun Road heavy snow via predicate surface "closedInWinterDueTo" ⓘ
Stevens Canyon Road winter snow ⓘ
Abol Trail winter conditions ⓘ
Abol Trail ice and snow hazards ⓘ
Income Support yes via predicate surface "closedToNewClaimsInGreatBritain" ⓘ
Sendai Airport March 2011 via predicate surface "temporarilyClosedIn" ⓘ
National Pass walking track rockfall risk management ⓘ
National Pass walking track track upgrades ⓘ
California Incline seismic retrofit and replacement project ⓘ
Government Center station March 22, 2014 via predicate surface "closedForReconstructionFrom" ⓘ
Suicide Bridge earthquake safety upgrades after 1989 Loma Prieta concerns ⓘ
Living Computers: Museum + Labs 2020 via predicate surface "closedTemporarily" ⓘ
Col du Tourmalet snow via predicate surface "closedInWinterDueTo" ⓘ
Portier (Monaco Grand Prix corner)
linked to: Portier
Monaco Grand Prix weekend via predicate surface "temporarilyClosedFor" ⓘ
Cronk-ny-Mona Isle of Man TT race sessions ⓘ
Cronk-ny-Mona Manx Grand Prix race sessions ⓘ
Ballagarey Isle of Man TT race periods ⓘ
IZOD Center 2015 via predicate surface "closedForEvents" ⓘ
Derby Canal navigation via predicate surface "closedTo" ⓘ
Rosita, Colorado early 20th century via predicate surface "postOfficeClosedIn" ⓘ
Wobbly Bridge 2000-06-12 via predicate surface "closedForModifications" ⓘ
London Millennium Footbridge 2000-06-12 via predicate surface "closedForModifications" ⓘ
The Point 2007 via predicate surface "closedForRedevelopment" ⓘ
Centre Block of the Canadian Parliament long-term restoration and modernization ⓘ
Hughesdale railway station 2017-10-14 via predicate surface "closedForRebuild" ⓘ
Sky Stage rooftop area strong winds via predicate surface "mayBeClosedDueTo" ⓘ
Sky Stage rooftop area rain via predicate surface "mayBeClosedDueTo" ⓘ
Avenel station 1985 via predicate surface "closedForRegularService" ⓘ
the Black Gate unauthorized entry into Mordor via predicate surface "closedTo" ⓘ
Karni crossing regular traffic via predicate surface "closedTo" ⓘ
Sumela Monastery 2015 via predicate surface "closedForRestorationFrom" ⓘ
Cullybackey railway station 1976-03-02 via predicate surface "closedForPassengersOn" ⓘ
Syrian embassies severance of diplomatic relations via predicate surface "mayBeClosedDueTo" ⓘ
Syrian embassies security concerns in host country via predicate surface "mayBeClosedDueTo" ⓘ
Telfer gold mine 2000 via predicate surface "temporarilyClosedIn" ⓘ
Sde Dov Airport redevelopment ⓘ