seal — a sea mammal with flippers that lives both in water and on land
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a sea mammal with flippers that lives both in water and on land
Pronunciation (IPA): /siːl/
Korean meaning: 바다표범, 물개
Korean pronunciation: 실 (강세: 실)
Example Sentences
- The clumsy seal accidentally sealed his own flippers with duct tape.
- She decided to seal her love letter with a kiss-shaped sticker.
- The company's CEO sealed the partnership agreement during the conference.
seal
NOUN//siːl//
a sea mammal with flippers that lives both in water and on land
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Origin
From Old English 'seolh' and Old Norse 'selr', both referring to the marine mammal. The word is ultimately of Germanic origin, related to similar words in other Germanic languages.
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“The clumsy seal accidentally sealed his own flippers with duct tape.”
“She decided to seal her love letter with a kiss-shaped sticker.”
“The company's CEO sealed the partnership agreement during the conference.”
“Make sure to seal the jar tightly to keep the cookies fresh.”
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