加盖 | Chinese meaning

加盖【jiā gài】

to seal (with an official stamp)
to stamp
(fig.) to ratify
to put a lid on (a cooking pot)
to cap
to build an extension or additional story

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to seal (with an official stamp)

This meaning refers to the action of placing an official stamp on a document to signify approval or authentication.

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This document needs to be sealed with an official stamp.

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He sealed the contract with the company's stamp.

to stamp

This usage indicates the action of making an impression on a surface, usually with a tool or device.

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She stamped her seal on the paper.

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I need to stamp my mark on the report.

(fig.) to ratify

The figurative meaning involves officially confirming or approving something, often used in legal or formal contexts.

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This agreement has been ratified, ensuring both parties agree.

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Their decision needs to be formally ratified to take effect.

to put a lid on (a cooking pot)

This implies placing a cover on a container, especially when cooking, to maintain heat or prevent spillage.

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Remember to put a lid on while cooking the soup.

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Make sure to put a lid on while stir-frying, to avoid oil splattering.

to cap

This meaning refers to placing a cover over something, especially in a figurative sense, to limit or restrict.

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He capped the spending limit in the budget.

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This project's investment needs to be capped at a certain amount.

to build an extension or additional story

This usage relates to the construction context, where a new part is added to an existing structure.

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They built an additional story on the house.

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There are plans to build a garage extension in the backyard.

Generated collocations (experimental)

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