seal
英 [si?l]
美[sil]
- n. 密封；印章；海豹；封條；標(biāo)志
- vt. 密封；蓋章
- vi. 獵海豹
- n. (Seal)人名；(英)西爾
詞組搭配
my (或 his 等) lips are sealed
used to convey that one will not discuss or reveal something
無可奉告
put (或 set) the seal on
give the final authorization to
最終授權(quán)；最終認(rèn)可
the UN envoy hopes to set the seal on a lasting peace.
聯(lián)合國特使希望持久和平能確定下來。
seal someone's (或 something's) fate
irrevocably determine or cause a bad or unpleasant outcome for someone (or something)
注定命運（常指產(chǎn)生不幸或不愉快的結(jié)局）
set (或 put) one's seal to (或 on)
mark with one's distinctive character
給…蓋印；打上顯明的烙印
it was the Stewart dynasty which most markedly set its seal on the place.
正是斯圖亞特王朝在這個地方標(biāo)上了它顯明的印記。
seal off
To close tightly or surround with a barricade or cordon
封鎖：用路障或封鎖線使關(guān)得嚴(yán)實或包圍
An unused wing of the hospital was sealed off.
一個未啟用的醫(yī)院側(cè)廳被封鎖了