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sealed

/siːld/

sealed off

sealed out

sealed up

Translations

sealedpast participle

/siːld/

/sild/

scelléParticipe passé utilisé après un nom ou avec un verbe d'état.

The envelope lay on the table, already sealed.

L'enveloppe était sur la table, déjà scellée.

Synonyms

sealed up

sealedadjective

more sealed

Comp.

most sealed

Super.

/siːld/

hermétique

The jar was sealed to keep the contents fresh.

Le bocal était hermétique pour conserver le contenu frais.

scelléS'emploie pour un acte, un accord ou une décision officiellement confirmé(e) ou finalisé(e).

The deal was sealed with a handshake and a signed contract.

L'accord a été scellé par une poignée de main et un contrat signé.

Additional translations

scelléAu sens figuré, quand une issue devient inévitable ou irréversible.

Synonyms

Antonyms

sealverb

sealed

Past Simple

sealed

Past Simple

sealed

Past Participle

sealing

Gerund

/siːl/

/sil/

sceller

She sealed the envelope before dropping it in the mailbox.

Elle a scellé l’enveloppe avant de la mettre dans la boîte aux lettres.

Additional translations

entérinerSoutenu; surtout pour un accord ou une décision officielle.

Synonyms

seal up

hermetically seal

seal the deal

Definitions

sealedpast participle

Having been closed or secured with a seal; used after a noun or with a linking verb.

The envelope lay on the table, already sealed.

sealedadjective

Closed tightly so that air, liquid, or other substances cannot enter or escape.

The jar was sealed to keep the contents fresh.

Officially confirmed or finalized, often in a legal or formal context.

The deal was sealed with a handshake and a signed contract.

Certain to happen or impossible to change, especially referring to an outcome or fate.

His fate was sealed the moment he refused the offer.

sealverb

To close or fasten something so as to make it airtight, watertight, or otherwise secure against leakage or intrusion.

She sealed the envelope before dropping it in the mailbox.

To formally confirm or ratify (a document, agreement, or commitment), often by affixing a seal or other mark of authority.

The two companies sealed the deal with a signed contract.

To make something irrevocable or decide the outcome of something, ensuring a particular result.

Her late-game goal sealed the team's victory.