seal

名词

UK/siːl/
US/siːl/

定义 seal 名词

animal(動物)

  1. B2Countable(可數名詞)

    a large marine mammal that consumes fish and spends part of its time in the sea and part on land or ice.

    海豹

covering(覆蓋物)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    a component fixed around the border of an opening that prevents the passage of liquid or gas.

    密封墊;密封裝置

    • Ensure the seal around your refrigerator door is cleaned regularly to maintain its airtight closure.

      確保定期清潔冰箱門的密封條,以保持其氣密性。

    • The seal on the faucet needs replacing to stop it from dripping.

      水龍頭的密封墊需要更換,以防止它滴水。

    • The container’s seal is broken, so it’s no longer waterproof.

      容器的密封被破壞了,所以它不再防水。

  2. Countable(可數名詞)

    a thin layer of material, such as paper or plastic, used to cover the opening of a container that must be broken to access the contents.

    封口

    • The seal was pierced when I opened the can.

      當我打開罐頭時,封口被刺破了。

    • This product has a broken seal, so we cannot sell it.

      這個產品的封口破了,所以我們不能賣。

    • Each portion of food had an individual seal to ensure freshness.

      每份食物都有單獨的封口以確保新鮮。

mark(標記)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    an official mark, sometimes made with wax, on a document to indicate its legality or formal approval.

    印章;圖章;封條

    • The notary had to affix their seal to the contract.

      公證人必須在合約上加蓋他們的印章。

    • The government official placed an official seal on the documents.

      政府官員在文件上加蓋了官方印章。

    • The ancient seal is kept by a historical society.

      這枚古老的印章由一個歷史學會保管。

动词

UK/siːl/
US/siːl/

定义 seal 动词

covering(覆蓋)

  1. C2Transitive(及物動詞)

    to close an entrance or container so that nothing can enter or exit.

    封閉;密封

    • Please ensure each box is sealed before shipment.

      請確保每個箱子在發貨前都已密封。

    • We sealed the windows and doors to keep the cold air out.

      我們密封了窗戶和門以阻止冷空氣進入。

    • Please seal these envelopes using tape.

      請用膠帶密封這些信封。

  2. Transitive(及物動詞)

    to apply a protective liquid coating to a surface.

    密封

    • They sealed the deck with a layer of waterproof sealant.

      他們用一層防水密封劑密封了甲板。

    • We need to seal this wood to prevent it from rotting.

      我們需要密封這塊木頭以防止它腐爛。

    • The artist used an acrylic resin to seal her paintings.

      這位藝術家使用丙烯酸樹脂來密封她的畫作。

  3. C2Transitive(及物動詞)

    to close a letter or package by adhering the edges together.

    封上(信件或包裹)

    • She sealed the letter and put it into the mailbox.

      她封好信件並將其投入信箱。

    • Please ensure the package is well sealed for safe delivery.

      請確保包裹封好以安全送達。

    • He sealed the envelope with glue.

      他用膠水封好信封。

mark(標記)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    to make an agreement more secure or to officially approve it.

    確認;正式批准(協議)

    • The treaty between the two nations was sealed with a signature.

      兩國之間的條約以簽名確認。

    • The partnership was sealed with a handshake.

      這次合作以握手正式確認。

    • The negotiating parties sealed their agreement with a document.

      談判雙方以文件正式確認了他們的協議。

成语

  • seal of approval

    An indication of official approval or endorsement from an authoritative figure or body.

    權威人士的認可

    The research project received the seal of approval from the scientific committee.

    這項研究項目獲得了科學委員會的認可。

  • seal someone's fate

    To determine or decide someone's fate, making it impossible to avoid an unpleasant outcome.

    注定命運

    His decision to jump ship to a rival company effectively sealed the fate of his career.

    他決定跳槽到競爭對手的公司,這實際上註定了他職業生涯的命運。

  • set/put the seal on something

    To finalize or confirm the outcome of something, making it certain and unchangeable.

    確定;使成定局

    The signing of the contract set the seal on their long-term partnership.

    簽署合約為他們的長期合作關係蓋棺定論。

片语动词 seal

  • seal something in

    to ensure a substance or property is retained within something during a process, like cooking

    保持;不讓其流失

    To keep the meat tender, the chef seals the marinade in the pot during cooking.

    為了保持肉質嫩滑,廚師在烹飪過程中將醃料密封在鍋中。

  • seal something off

    to restrict access to a location or structure, typically due to safety concerns

    隔離;封閉

    The police sealed off the accident scene to ensure that no unauthorized personnel could enter.

    警察封鎖了事故現場,以確保未經授權的人員無法進入。