seal

si:l

sil

/siːl/

Définition et signification de « seal » en anglais

Seal

NOM

phoque

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

Exemples

Children giggled with delight as they watched seals frolicking in the waves at the aquarium.

Les enfants ont ri de plaisir en regardant les phoques s'amuser dans les vagues à l'aquarium.

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

Exemples

The old letter bore a red wax seal.

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

Exemples

Each document must carry the company seal.

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

Exemples

Check the seal on the bottle before opening.

a protective coating applied to prevent moisture from penetrating

Exemples

Apply a seal over the paint for durability.

a mark or sign indicating approval or high quality

Exemples

Her performance earned the seal of excellence.

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

Exemples

A red seal confirmed the document's legitimacy.

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

Exemples

The seal's pile kept it warm in icy waters.

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

Exemples

Apply a seal between the two metal plates.

to seal

VERBE

sceller

to finalize a contract, deal, or agreement

conclude

Transitive: to seal a contract or deal

Exemples

The real estate agent helped the buyers and sellers seal the deal on the purchase of the property.

L'agent immobilier a aidé les acheteurs et les vendeurs à sceller l'accord sur l'achat de la propriété.

sceller, fermer hermétiquement

to close or secure something tightly to prevent access

plug

Transitive: to seal sth

Exemples

The glass jar was sealed with a metal screw-on cap to maintain the quality and longevity of its contents.

Le bocal en verre était scellé avec un bouchon à vis en métal pour maintenir la qualité et la longévité de son contenu.

sceller, cacheter

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

Transitive: to seal a document

Exemples

The notary public sealed the legal document with their official seal, certifying its validity and legality.

Le notaire a scellé le document juridique avec son sceau officiel, certifiant sa validité et sa légalité.

sceller, appliquer un revêtement protecteur

to apply a protective coating or finish to a surface

Transitive: to seal a surface

Exemples

After applying the wood stain, the craftsman sealed the surface with a clear varnish.

Après avoir appliqué la teinture pour bois, l'artisan a scellé la surface avec un vernis transparent.

sceller, fermer hermétiquement

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

Exemples

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

Frustrés par la fuite, ils avaient besoin de sceller la fissure dans le tuyau.

chasser le phoque, faire la chasse aux phoques

to engage in the activity of hunting seals

Intransitive

Exemples

The Inuit community seals for food and fur, respecting their ancient customs and practices.

La communauté inuite chasse le phoque pour se nourrir et pour sa fourrure, respectant ainsi ses anciennes coutumes et pratiques.

SEAL

/sˈiːl/

SEAL

NOM

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

Exemples

Navy SEALs undergo intense physical training.

Arbre Lexical

underseal

seal

Mots Proches

Définition et signification de « seal » en anglais

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