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In everyday speech, 密封 (mìfēng) is used to describe the action of sealing something tightly. For example, one might say 密封 (mìfēng) 一下这个瓶子 (yīxià zhège píngzi) to describe the action of sealing a bottle. It can also be used to describe the state of something being sealed, such as 密封 (mìfēng) 的瓶子 (de píngzi) to describe a bottle that is already sealed.
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密封 (mìfēng) is typically used in contexts where something needs to be sealed up or sealed tightly. This could be a container, a package, a door, a window, or any other object that needs to be securely closed. For example, it could be used in the phrase 密封瓶 (mìfēng píng) to refer to a sealed bottle. It could also be used in the phrase 密封袋 (mìfēng dài) to refer to a sealed bag.
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Synonyms:
封闭 (fēngbì): to close off, to shut off
封锁 (fēngsuǒ): to blockade, to seal off
封存 (fēngcún): to seal up, to store away
Antonyms:
开启 (kāiqǐ): to open, to start up
解封 (jiěfēng): to unseal, to unblock
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