What does σφραγισμένος in Greek mean?

What is the meaning of the word σφραγισμένος in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use σφραγισμένος in Greek.

The word σφραγισμένος in Greek means σφραγισμένος, σφραγισμένος, κλειστός, σφραγισμένος, σφραγισμένος, σφραγισμένος, σφραγισμένος, ασφαλισμένος, σφραγισμένος, σφραγισμένος εκ των προτέρων. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word σφραγισμένος

σφραγισμένος

(tooth)

She had two filled teeth and one crowned one.

σφραγισμένος

(closed)

Ένα σφραγισμένο κουτί έφτασε με το ταχυδρομείο.
A sealed box arrived in the mail.

κλειστός

(closed)

Η Γουέντι πήγε στο κατάστημα για να αγοράσει γάλα, αλλά ήταν κλειστό. Η πόρτα ήταν κλειστή, γι' αυτό ο Άντριου χτύπησε και περίμενε.
Wendy went to the shop to buy milk, but it was shut. The door was shut, so Andrew knocked and waited.

σφραγισμένος

(container, etc.: still sealed) (μτφ: δεν έχει ανοίξει)

σφραγισμένος

(having an ink stamp)

Please show us the stamped document.

σφραγισμένος

(closed with wax, etc.)

Η Μέλανι έσχισε τον σφραγισμένο φάκελο για να τον ανοίξει.
Melanie tore open the sealed envelope.

σφραγισμένος, ασφαλισμένος

(locked)

The sealed door wouldn't budge, no matter how hard Ben pushed it.

σφραγισμένος

(legal: off public record)

σφραγισμένος εκ των προτέρων

(sealed in advance of sth)

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