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Definition of enclosed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
packagingincluded within a container or envelope
- Please find the requested documents enclosed in the envelope..
2.
building designkept inside a surrounding limit, not open to outside space
- We ate lunch on the enclosed porch during the storm.
Expressions with enclosed
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area surrounded by boundaries or walls
The cat was trapped in an enclosed space.
summarized briefly and concisely
The report was enclosed in a nutshell for the meeting.
completely surrounded or contained within itself
The self-enclosed garden created a private, peaceful space..
Christian order avoiding outside world contact
He became a monk in an enclosed order.
documents or items are included with this letter or email
Enclosed please find the signed contract for your records.
used to indicate attached documents in a letter
Please find enclosed the contract for your review.
Origin of enclosed
Latin, includere (to shut in)
Terms with enclosed included in their meaning
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position
so as to be enclosed by something
food item
edible seeds of certain trees, typically enclosed in a hard shell
architecture
part of a building enclosed by walls
physical
overlaid or enclosed within something
exposed
not covered or enclosed
enclosure
enclosed on all sides by something
action
remove something from a place where it is attached or enclosed
recreation
swimming pool built inside a covered building or enclosed space
sports
enclosed area for sports or events
privacy
enclosed area for private activities like voting
aviation
enclosed area in an airplane for passengers
enclosure
enclosed land around a building
geography
large area of sea partially enclosed by land
containment
enclosed within another item
general environment
the environment outside of enclosed structures
sports
sport played in an enclosed court using rackets and a ball
poultry enclosure
enclosed area where chickens are kept
poultry
enclosed area for keeping chickens
transportation
enclosed vehicle for delivering goods
enclosure
enclosed by a physical barrier
outdoors
outside where the air is clean and not enclosed
furniture
having shelves that are not enclosed
physical goods
enclosed in a package or protective covering
children's attraction
enclosed space where children can touch and feed animals
Examples of enclosed in a sentence
The enclosed items are fragile, handle with care. The enclosed patio stayed warm even in winter. Residents enjoy the enclosed walkway that links both towers.
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- French:inclus, clos, ...
- German:beigefügt, geschlossen, ...
- Italian:allegato, chiuso, ...
- Spanish:adjunto, cerrado, ...
- Portuguese:incluído, fechado, ...
- Chinese:随信附上的, 封闭的, ...
- Japanese:同封された, 閉鎖的な, ...
- Arabic:مُرْفَق, مُحاط, ...
- Hebrew:מְצוֹרָף, סָגוּר, ...
- Russian:вложенный, огороженный, ...
- Ukrainian:вкладений, замкнений, ...
- Hindi:संलग्न, घिरा हुआ, ...
Definition of enclose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
mailinsert in the same envelope or package
- Please enclose a check with your application form..
2.
surround completelysurround or close off on all sides
- They plan to enclose the garden with a tall fence..
Origin of enclose
Latin, in (in) + claudere (to close)
Examples of enclose in a sentence
You should enclose a copy of your ID with the form. They decided to enclose the patio with glass walls. The property was enclosed by a high stone wall.
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- French:joindre, enclore, ...
- German:beilegen, umgeben, ...
- Italian:inserire, recintare, ...
- Spanish:incluir, rodear, ...
- Portuguese:anexar, cercar, ...
- Chinese:附上, 围住, ...
- Japanese:同封する, 囲む, ...
- Arabic:أرفقَ, أَحاطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְצָרֵף, לְהַקִּיף, ...
- Russian:вложить, окружать, ...
- Ukrainian:вкласти, оточити, ...
- Hindi:संलग्न करना, घेरना, ...
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