seal off

英 [siːl ɒf]

美 [siːl ɔːf]

封闭; 封锁; 隔离

经济

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 封闭;隔离
  If one object or areais sealed offfrom another, there is a physical barrier between them, so that nothing can pass between them.
  1. Windows are usually sealed off.
     窗户通常是封闭的。
  2. ...the anti-personnel door that sealed off the chamber.
     将会议室隔离起来以防外人进入的门
• → see:seal 7

英英释义

verb

• impose a blockade on
  Synonym:blockade
• make tight
  1. seal the windows
  Synonym:seal

双语例句

• Seal off the city from all outside contact to stop the spread of the plague.
  封城，隔绝此城与外界的接触，以避免瘟疫的扩散。
• We must seal off the passages which produce them.
  我们要把产生这种歪风的洞塞死。
• You need to seal off the sub-basement.
  你需要封闭下级地下室。
• Which seeks to seal off dangerous ruins of ancient civilizations.
  他们负责封锁古文明中危险的遗迹。
• It did not seem tp occur to the police to seal off the entrance or order nobody to leave.
  警察似乎没有想到应封锁各入口处或命令任何人不得离开。
• The idea is to seal off the landfill from the surrounding marshes and river, preventing any contaminated water "leachate" in the industry jargon from leaking out.
  这样做的初衷是密封垃圾，以防污水（专业术语叫“渗虑液”）渗出，污染周边的湿地和河流。
• Certain government departments that possess administrative monopolies that limit competition misuse their power, and go beyond the legal limit of their authority to break up or seal off the market.
  某些具有限制竞争的行政垄断权的政府部门滥用他们的权利，甚至超越其权力的法律限度，破坏或封锁市场。
• But we shouldn't fall and seal off ourselves.
  但是我们应该堕落，更不能自我封闭。
• The enemy made a desperate attempt to seal off the gap through which we had burst.
  敌人拼命想堵住我们已经冲开的那个突破口。
• Seal off a ten-block radius.
  封锁十个街区的半径范围。