to confer; to grant; to bestow a title; to seal; classifier for sealed objects, esp. letters

envelope

to seal up

to freeze over; to ice over; icebound; to shelve (a proposal etc)

to sequester; to seize (assets); to seal up; to close down

to confer a title upon sb; to dub; to crown; to invest with rank or title

to divide and confer (property on one's descendants)

to seal up (a door with a paper seal, or a document); to confer an additional title on a nobleman

to seal; to close up a package with a seal

to receive fief and title; to be enfeoffed; (fig.) to be rewarded by the emperor

to open sth that has been sealed

to laminate (a photo etc); to seal sth in plastic; plastic wrapping

(baseball etc) shutout; to shut out (the opposing team)

covered in dust; dusty; lying unused for a long time

see 開封市|开封市[Kai1 feng1 Shi4]

to open (sth that has been sealed)

to sign across the seal (as a precaution against fraud)

dust jacket (of a book); protective cover; document seal

to open (sth that has been sealed)

to appoint sb to a post or confer a title on sb by imperial order

to seal jars etc with mud, clay or lute; lute; luting

see 登封市[Deng1 feng1 Shi4]

wide belt; sash; (packaging) paper sash around a book or other product

to proclaim oneself (sth); to give oneself the title of; self-appointed; self-styled; to limit oneself to; to isolate oneself

to lift a ban; to end a lockdown

to confer a posthumous title

first day cover (philately)

self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE)

stuck in the old ways (idiom); refusing to acknowledge new ideas; stagnating and conservative