seal in English: To close something so tightly that nothing can get in or out. (verb)

Translation

To close something so tightly that nothing can get in or out.

Word origin

From Latin sigillum, a small mark pressed into soft wax to close a letter.

Verb typeregular (seal, seals, sealed)

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"Seal" here means close it completely.

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"Sealed" is the past form.

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A window that is not sealed lets air through.

close

To move something so it is shut and not open.

open

To move something so that it is no longer shut.

letter

One of the signs we use to write words, like a, b, or c; or a message you write and send to someone.

box

A container with straight sides, used to hold or carry things.

lock

To close a door or box with a key so no one else can open it.

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