seals
Prononciation : [siːlz]
Mot
Contexte : « animals »
(noun) seals are marine animals that live in the water. They have flippers and are often found in cold places. You might see them lying on rocks or swimming in the ocean.
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The seals were basking in the sun on the beach.
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There were no seals to see at the aquarium today.
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Have you ever seen a seal in the wild?
Contexte : « symbols »
(noun) a seal can also refer to a special mark or design, often stamped onto an official document. This mark shows that something is real or has been approved.
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The envelope had a wax seal to show it was official.
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Without a seal, the document is not considered valid.
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What does the seal on this letter mean?
Contexte : « closing »
(verb) to seal something means to close it tightly, so that nothing can get in or out. Like when you close a jar so that it stays fresh or when you keep a secret.
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She sealed the jar tightly after putting in the cookies.
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He didn't seal the box correctly, and now it is open.
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Did you remember to seal the package before sending it?
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