enclosed in German
enclosed in German is eingeschlossen, ummauert, umschlossen — enclosed means fully surrounded by walls or a barrier, with no open access.
enclosed in German
eingeschlossen
Contained; held within a container.
ummauert
Surrounded by a wall, fence or similar barrier.
umschlossen
Surrounded by a wall, fence or similar barrier.
umzäunt
Surrounded by a wall, fence or similar barrier.
What does "enclosed" mean?
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adj Fully surrounded by walls or a barrier, with no open access.
"The market is held in an enclosed courtyard."
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adj Included along with a letter or package.
"Please find the enclosed documents for your reference."
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enclosed in a sentence
- The market is held in an enclosed courtyard.
- The dog ran around the enclosed garden without any chance of escaping.
- Please find the enclosed documents for your reference.
- I have enclosed a copy of my certificate with this application.
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What is "enclosed" in German?
"enclosed" in German is eingeschlossen, ummauert, umschlossen. enclosed means: Fully surrounded by walls or a barrier, with no open access.
How do you use "enclosed" in a sentence?
Example: "The market is held in an enclosed courtyard." In German, "enclosed" is eingeschlossen, ummauert, umschlossen.
Are there other ways to say "enclosed" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "enclosed": eingeschlossen, ummauert, umschlossen, umzäunt.
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