enclose

verbB1 · Intermediate

To put something inside or surround with walls.

Meanings of «enclose»

1 · verb

to surround something completely, often with a wall or fence

A tall fence encloses the garden on all sides.

2 · verb

to put a document inside a letter or package

Please enclose your resume with the application.

Similar: include attach insert

Translation

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«enclose» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

to be or go all around something

surroundbe on all sides of somethingMountains surround the little town.

encircleform a ring around somethingPolice cars encircled the building.

enclosesurround with walls or a fence so nothing gets outA high wall encloses the garden.

envelopformalcover completely, like fog or darknessThick fog enveloped the whole village.

Word family

enclose B1 · verbenclosure B2 · nounenclosed B1 · adjective

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