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sealable

/sˈiləbəl/ adj

That may be sealed.

Word Origin Seal comes from Latin sigillum 'small picture, carved figure' — originally a stamp or signet used to close documents. Sealable means 'able to be sealed.' The same root gives us signal, sign, signature, and assign — all from the idea of marking with a sign.

adj That may be sealed.

These containers are sealable, ensuring the food stays fresh for longer periods.

(形容词) 可密封的

这些是可密封的容器，能确保食物保持更长时间的新鲜。

(adjetivo) sellable; precintable; que se puede sellar [Que puede ser sellado.]

Estos contenedores son sellables, asegurando que la comida se mantenga fresca por más tiempo.

(adjectif) hermétique; scellable; refermable [Qui peut être scellé, fermé hermétiquement ou refermé.]

Ces récipients sont refermables, ce qui garantit la fraîcheur des aliments plus longtemps.

(Adjektiv) verschließbar; siegelbar [So beschaffen, dass es versiegelt werden kann.]

Diese Behälter sind **sealable** und halten die Lebensmittel länger frisch.

(形容詞) 封をすることができる、密封可能な。

これらの容器は密封できるので、食品を長い期間新鮮に保つことができます。

(adjetivo) lacrável; selável [Que pode ser selado.]

Esses recipientes são vedáveis, garantindo que os alimentos permaneçam frescos por mais tempo.

Synonyms: closable fastenable securable lockable shuttable tightenable Antonyms: unsealable open unclosable unfastenable
Word parts: seal + able

Related words

signal signature significant signify signet assign consign design designate resign ensign insignia signatory significance

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