(all) sealed up

1. Literally, closed, bound, and fastened completely with a seal. This door has to be sealed up so the prisoners don't escape. I used extra tape to make sure the package was all sealed up before I sent it in the mail.

2. Completely settled or finalized. I'm hoping the terms of the divorce will be all sealed up. I want this issue sealed up before the end of the day.

sealed up

1. Sealed shut (by some means). That old house has been sealed up for nearly 15 years. The box was sealed up with three different locks.

2. Completely finalized or definitively resolved. We're hoping to have this deal sealed up by the end of the week. The whole thing's sealed up—there's nothing more I can do.

sealed (up)

mod. settled; secured; cinched. The matter was sealed by Monday morning.

词组	(all) sealed up
释义	(all) sealed up (all) sealed up 1. Literally, closed, bound, and fastened completely with a seal. This door has to be sealed up so the prisoners don't escape. I used extra tape to make sure the package was all sealed up before I sent it in the mail. 2. Completely settled or finalized. I'm hoping the terms of the divorce will be all sealed up. I want this issue sealed up before the end of the day. See also: seal, up sealed up 1. Sealed shut (by some means). That old house has been sealed up for nearly 15 years. The box was sealed up with three different locks. 2. Completely finalized or definitively resolved. We're hoping to have this deal sealed up by the end of the week. The whole thing's sealed up—there's nothing more I can do. See also: seal, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. sealed (up) mod. settled; secured; cinched. The matter was sealed by Monday morning. See also: seal, up McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: sealed up literally fasten (up)on fasten on cut off from the (outside) world moor up buttoned-down beat the (living) daylights out of (one) beat the tar out of (one) beat/knock/kick the hell out of somebody/something
随便看	sense sense bud sense of humor sense of shame sensitize sensitize (someone or something) to (something) sensitize to senso sensu sensu stricto sent sentence sentence (one) to (something) sentence to separate separate but equal separate fact from fiction separate from separate from else Go to separate from separate from (someone or something) separate into separate into (something) separate off separate off from separate off (from someone or something)