seal

si:l

sil

/siːl/

Definition und Bedeutung von „seal“ im Englischen

Seal

SUBSTANTIV

Robbe, Seelöwe

a large sea animal with flippers that eats fish, can live on land and in water, and is hunted by humans for its fur

Beispiele

The seal's whiskers, called vibrissae, help detect vibrations in the water, aiding in navigation and hunting.

Die Schnurrhaare des Seehunds, Vibrissen genannt, helfen, Vibrationen im Wasser zu erkennen, was bei der Navigation und Jagd hilft.

a fastener made of a resinous material that is soft when warm, used to close or secure documents, letters, and parcels

Beispiele

The king 's seal was recognized throughout the kingdom.

a device engraved to create an impression, used to secure closures or authenticate documents

Beispiele

Royal seals were used to confirm decrees.

a fastener designed to create a secure, airtight, or watertight closure

Beispiele

The machine 's seal failed, causing oil to leak.

a protective coating applied to prevent moisture from penetrating

Beispiele

Roofers used a waterproof seal on the tiles.

a mark or sign indicating approval or high quality

Beispiele

The museum displayed items with official seals.

a stamp attached to a document to verify authenticity or to close it securely

Beispiele

The certificate had a golden seal in the corner.

the fur or pelt of a seal, especially the soft underfur

Beispiele

She admired the texture of the seal.

a material or device that forms a watertight or airtight barrier between surfaces, preventing leaks and providing proper insulation

Beispiele

Silicone is often used as a bathroom seal.

to seal

VERB

besiegeln, abschließen

to finalize a contract, deal, or agreement

conclude

Transitive: to seal a contract or deal

Beispiele

The lawyers reviewed the terms of the settlement and advised their clients on how to seal the agreement.

Die Anwälte überprüften die Bedingungen der Vereinbarung und berieten ihre Mandanten, wie sie die Vereinbarung besiegeln können.

versiegeln, luftdicht verschließen

to close or secure something tightly to prevent access

plug

Transitive: to seal sth

Beispiele

The plastic bag was sealed with a heat sealer, ensuring airtight packaging for the perishable items.

Die Plastiktüte wurde mit einem Verschließgerät hitzeversiegelt, was eine luftdichte Verpackung für die verderblichen Waren gewährleistet.

versiegeln, besiegeln

to affix a piece of wax or lead stamped with a distinctive design onto a document

Transitive: to seal a document

Beispiele

The will was sealed with the deceased's personal seal, confirming authenticity of the document.

Das Testament wurde mit dem persönlichen Siegel des Verstorbenen versiegelt, was die Authentizität des Dokuments bestätigt.

versiegeln, eine Schutzschicht auftragen

to apply a protective coating or finish to a surface

Transitive: to seal a surface

Beispiele

The woodworker applied multiple layers of varnish to seal the tabletop.

Der Schreiner trug mehrere Schichten Lack auf, um die Tischplatte zu versiegeln.

versiegeln, luftdicht verschließen

to close, fasten, or secure something tightly or airtight using a sealant, adhesive, or other means to prevent the passage of air, water, or other substances

Transitive: to seal sth

Beispiele

Frustrated with the leak, they needed to seal the crack in the pipe.

Frustriert über das Leck, mussten sie den Riss im Rohr abdichten.

Robben jagen, der Robbenjagd nachgehen

to engage in the activity of hunting seals

Intransitive

Beispiele

During the hunting season, many coastal communities actively seal to supplement their income.

Während der Jagdsaison jagen viele Küstengemeinden aktiv Robben, um ihr Einkommen aufzubessern.

SEAL

/sˈiːl/

SEAL

SUBSTANTIV

a Naval Special Warfare operative trained in unconventional combat and special operations

Beispiele

He admired the bravery of the SEALs.

Lexikalischer Baum

underseal

seal

Nahegelegene Wörter

Definition und Bedeutung von „seal“ im Englischen

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