enclose

/in'klouz/ Cách viết khác : (inclose) /in'klouz/
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enclose

The gardener encloses the vegetable patch with a low wooden fence.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To surround or close off on all sides: To place something within a physical boundary or container, often creating a barrier that separates the inside from the outside.
    • To include along with something else: To insert or send something additional within a letter, package, or other communication.
Usage
  • To surround completely:
    • The garden is enclosed by a high stone wall.
    • Please enclose the yard with a fence to keep the dog safe.
  • To include within something sent:
    • I enclose a copy of my resume with this application letter.
    • A check is enclosed for the total amount due.
Advanced Usage
  • "to be enclosed" (passive voice): Describes the state of being surrounded or included.
    • The original document was enclosed in the envelope.
    • The property is fully enclosed and private.
  • "enclosing" (gerund/noun form): The act of surrounding or including.
    • The enclosing of the common land changed the village.
Variants and Related Words
  • Enclosure (noun): Something that encloses, such as a fence, or an item included with a letter.
    • The cattle grazed in a large enclosure.
    • See the list of figures in the enclosure.
  • Enclosed (adjective): Describing something that is shut in or surrounded.
    • Please use the enclosed reply card.
Synonyms
  • Surround: To be all around something.
  • Encircle: To form a circle around.
  • Envelop: To wrap up, cover, or surround completely.
  • Include: To contain as part of a whole.
Related Phrasal Verbs

(Note: "Enclose" itself does not commonly form phrasal verbs. Its meaning is typically expressed directly.)

Related Idioms
  • "Enclosed please find...": A formal, traditional phrase used in business letters to indicate an included item. (Note: Modern usage often prefers simpler phrasing like "I have enclosed..." or "Please find enclosed...")
    • Enclosed please find the signed contract.
enclose

The gardener encloses the vegetable patch with a low wooden fence.

Verb
  1. introduce
    • Insert your ticket here
  2. surround completely
    • Darkness enclosed him
    • They closed in the porch with a fence
  3. close in; darkness enclosed him"
  4. enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering
    • Fog enveloped the house