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Meanings of encapsulate in English

Catalan
comprimir
Spanish
comprimir

Put in a short or concise form; reduce in volume.

comprimir
Usage of encapsulate in English
1
A more serious answer is harder to encapsulate in one short blogpost.
The Guardian
2
Who could encapsulate such a nation in the doomed year of 2018?
The Irish Times
3
Loaded Docs challenge is to encapsulate big stories in short short films.
Radio NZ
4
Facebook's mobile app used to encapsulate all the features of its website.
Wired
5
It is not easy to encapsulate the latest reminder of Kilkenny's greatness.
The Irish Times
6
It seemed to encapsulate her awkward, disengaged manner and her inner mediocrity.
The Guardian
7
We will encapsulate ourselves in packing foam and eject during the reentry.
Mech
8
Yet Bielsa's attitude does encapsulate the slightly odd position data holds in football.
The Guardian
9
A decisive contribution from erstwhile target Jamie Vardy would certainly encapsulate current frustrations.
The Guardian
10
But it is not easy to encapsulate a season in a single number.
The Irish Times
11
The risk factors section of any prospectus is designed to encapsulate worst-case scenarios.
Reuters
12
Autophagy allows cells to encapsulate parts of their cytosol into unique double-membrane structures.
Pubmed
13
His talent is he can tell fantastic musical stories that encapsulate those emotions.
The Guardian
14
Don't try to encapsulate Karin Dreijer by using tired old metrics.
The Irish Times
15
Other quotes are hilarious, simply memorable or perfectly encapsulate a character or an idea.
Wired
16
These two sights neatly encapsulate New York's problems, and those of the United States.
News.com.au
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Spanish
comprimir
Encapsulate through the time