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seal
/siːl/
noun
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A marine mammal with flippers that lives in cold waters and eats fish.
- We watched seals sunbathing on the rocks.
- The seal dove into the water to catch fish.
- Harbor seals are common along this coast.
- Marine biologists studying Antarctic ecosystems have documented how seal populations respond to fluctuations in krill availability caused by climate change.
- The presence of seal bones in coastal archaeological sites provides evidence of prehistoric hunting practices and dietary patterns.
- Researchers tracked the migration routes of individual seals using satellite telemetry to understand their foraging behavior across vast ocean distances.
noun
Bir şeyi sıkıca kapatmak ve sızıntı veya erişimi önlemek için kullanılan bir cihaz veya madde
A device or substance used to close something tightly and prevent leaks or access.
- Check the seal on the jar to make sure it's airtight.
- The rubber seal around the door needs replacing.
- Break the seal to open the package.
noun
Belgeleri doğrulamak veya onay göstermek için kullanılan resmi bir işaret veya mühür
An official mark or stamp used to authenticate documents or show approval.
- The document bears the company's official seal.
- The king's seal was pressed into the wax.
- This product has the seal of approval from experts.
verb
Sızıntı, erişim veya kurcalamayı önlemek için bir şeyi sıkıca kapatmak veya bağlamak
To close or fasten something tightly to prevent leaks, access, or tampering.
- Seal the envelope before mailing it.
- They sealed the windows to keep out the cold.
- The police sealed off the crime scene.
verb
Bir şeyi kesin olarak sonuçlandırmak veya onaylamak
To finalize or confirm something definitively.
- They sealed the deal with a handshake.
- Her performance sealed her reputation as a star.
- That goal sealed the victory for our team.