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Meanings of enclose (encloses) in English
Usage of encloses in English
1
A loop encloses leucine and forms a lid-latch mechanism required for binding.
2
The left wall of Via di Giogoli encloses a large olive grove.
3
As it now encloses the heart, it may also be called cardiocoel.
4
Within the crimson pulp lies a sheath, which encloses the double seed.
5
The semicircle encloses a smooth-shaven lawn of which I am vastly proud.
6
The Town-hall, with its auxiliary buildings, encloses the Exchange on three sides.
7
He encloses with his letter a photograph of his truck fully loaded.
8
This encloses a darker granule, the germinal spot, which shows a nucleolus.
9
It originates from the part of the head-plates which immediately encloses the eye.
10
The ventral wall advances into the amnion, which encloses the embryo.
11
This is the great parasitic fig, which encloses other trees in its embrace.
12
An iron fence encloses the square, and another surrounds the monument.
13
A vault, whether concrete, plastic, or metal, completely encloses a coffin.
14
The leaf is then completely shut and encloses a shallow cavity.
15
This, in turn, encloses a fragrant kernel, the nutmeg of commerce.
16
He encloses one of my hands perfectly between two of his.
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United Kingdom
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