Definition
Definition of inclosed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
enclosureDated UK surrounded by boundaries or barriersDated UK
- The inclosed garden was peaceful and quiet.
2.
containmentDated UK contained within a specific area or spaceDated UK
- The inclosed documents were sent with the letter.
Origin of inclosed
Latin, in (in) + claudere (to close)
Examples of inclosed in a sentence
An inclosed area was designated for the event. The inclosed garden was full of roses. An inclosed area was designated for the VIP guests.
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- French:clos, ...
- German:eingeschlossen, umfasst, ...
- Italian:recintato, racchiuso, ...
- Spanish:cerrado, adjunto, ...
- Portuguese:fechado, ...
- Chinese:被围起来的, 包裹的, ...
- Japanese:囲まれた, 同封の, ...
- Arabic:مُحاط, مُغْلَق, ...
- Hebrew:מְגוּדָּר, סָגוּר, ...
- Russian:огороженный, вложенный, ...
- Ukrainian:оточений, вкладений, ...
- Hindi:घिरा हुआ, ...
Definition of inclose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
containerDated UK put something inside another thingDated UK
- She will inclose the letter in the envelope.
- Please inclose the receipt with your application.
- He inclosed the samples in foam padding.
Origin of inclose
Latin, includere (to shut in)
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- French:mettre dans, ...
- German:beilegen, ...
- Italian:inserire, ...
- Spanish:encerrar, ...
- Portuguese:incluir, ...
- Chinese:装进, ...
- Japanese:封入する, ...
- Arabic:أَدْخَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכְנִיס, ...
- Russian:вложить, ...
- Ukrainian:вкласти, ...
- Hindi:रखना, ...
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