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enclose English

Meaning enclose meaning

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enclose Verb

— When you enclose something, you force it into a certain area and keep it there. The sheep flock was enclosed by the fence.

enclose

— verb (= envelop, enfold) enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering Fog enveloped the house — verb close in; darkness enclosed him" — verb (= close in, inclose) surround completely Darkness enclosed him They closed in the porch with a fence — verb (= insert, introduce) introduce Insert your ticket here

Synonyms enclose synonyms

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enclose English » English

surround encircle inclose fence in envelop encompass shut in cover confine wrap fence close in put in hem in insert enfold contain stow put away introduce include enwrap embrace close circle add sheathe hold gird encase encapsulate apply squeeze put into pinch pack hold in besiege attach wrap up wind up tighten tense stress strech strain stick in squash shut up shut

Topics enclose topics

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Physical actions Move something Cover

Wrap

Conjugation enclose conjugation

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enclose · verb

Examples enclose examples

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Movie subtitles

I'LL HAVE TO ENCLOSE THE CHECK FIRST.
I enclose a photo and.
Can you enclose it to hold water?
I enclose a list of my most pressing problems.
I enclose. two limp singles.
Now, as you know, dear listeners. if you enclose your number. a reply is guaranteed.
We believe that these doors, here on the bow and again on the stern, enclose a unique propulsion system- a magneto-hydrodynamic drive, or caterpillar, that would enable the sub to run virtually silent.
Would you care to enclose a letter?
I don't know Osborne's. I can enclose a letter for him in Roger's.
And if I enclose it?
Then just to compound your holiday pleasure, they enclose a family newsletter.
Then we dial the black hole, enclose the gate in a force field and jettison it.
I wasn't able to enclose them with my love. It was my idea of freedom.
At Yale, the students will see how many of their number they can enclose in a telephone booth.
I'll have to enclose a check first.
Would you like to enclose a card?
We enclose them in transparent walls of imagination.
An average concert. I enclose the programme.
I enclose two limp singles.
We believe that these doors enclose a unique propulsion system.
The investors plan to enclose the entire state with an all-weather roof. and turn it into the world's largest shopping mall.
If I have to enclose you.
Yes.and enclose a photo.
When we show the film. the mousetrap will enclose them.
I ENCLOSE THEIR ACCOUNT FOR YOU TO SEE.
Enclose him!
We believe that these doors, here on the bow and again on the stern, enclose a unique propulsion system, a magneto-hydrodynamic drive, or caterpillar, that would enable the sub to run virtually silent.
The forbidding rocks enclose the other three sides.
I can enclose a letter for him in Roger's.
Why did you enclose the stamps?

News and current affairs

The outcome can be the same if we trap, enclose, and trade wild animals, such as civet cats, which seems to be the scenario that led to SARS in humans.

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