Definition of sealing wax in English:

sealing wax

nounˈsiːlɪŋ waksˈsilɪŋ ˌwæks

mass noun

A mixture of shellac and rosin with turpentine and pigment, softened by heating and used to make seals.
封蜡，火漆
Example sentencesExamples
- Flemish pictures of the 15th century often show devotional woodcuts fixed to a wall with sealing wax, and already flyblown and curling up.
- Turning it over, she found it'd been sealed with some old-fashioned sealing wax and embossed with an N.
- She has to supervise all the ordering, keeping, storing and counting of every kind of supply aboard the ship, from sealing wax to cabbages.
- Grinning to myself, I lit a candle to melt his sealing wax and then proceeded to reseal each envelope with a dab of wax beneath the embossed seals I had just removed.
- They can be ground down by a continual drive to reduce costs - leading them to be specialists in string and sealing wax solutions.
- Scrap wood, darning needles, string and sealing wax held his flimsy contraption together.
- It was assembled from coffee cans, sealing wax, and leftover laboratory equipment.
- Then she sealed it with some pretty blue sealing wax.
- The store clerk put the ribbon into the parcel, and tied it all up with string and sealing wax.
- In Henry III's reign, we can measure the amount of sealing wax which the chancery used.
- I can still string a box, do the sealing wax and sliding knots, all because of Joan.
- It was primly addressed to ‘Miss Ashton’, but the red sealing wax was dimpled with a casual thumb-print rather than an official crest.
- Moyes rose (R. moyesii) has hips that look like shiny, red 11/2-inch-long, bottle-shaped sticks of sealing wax.

Definition of sealing wax in US English:

sealing wax

nounˈsilɪŋ ˌwæksˈsēliNG ˌwaks

A mixture of shellac and rosin with turpentine and pigment, softened by heating and used to make seals.
封蜡，火漆
Example sentencesExamples
- They can be ground down by a continual drive to reduce costs - leading them to be specialists in string and sealing wax solutions.
- I can still string a box, do the sealing wax and sliding knots, all because of Joan.
- Turning it over, she found it'd been sealed with some old-fashioned sealing wax and embossed with an N.
- She has to supervise all the ordering, keeping, storing and counting of every kind of supply aboard the ship, from sealing wax to cabbages.
- Grinning to myself, I lit a candle to melt his sealing wax and then proceeded to reseal each envelope with a dab of wax beneath the embossed seals I had just removed.
- Then she sealed it with some pretty blue sealing wax.
- The store clerk put the ribbon into the parcel, and tied it all up with string and sealing wax.
- Scrap wood, darning needles, string and sealing wax held his flimsy contraption together.
- It was assembled from coffee cans, sealing wax, and leftover laboratory equipment.
- Flemish pictures of the 15th century often show devotional woodcuts fixed to a wall with sealing wax, and already flyblown and curling up.
- In Henry III's reign, we can measure the amount of sealing wax which the chancery used.
- It was primly addressed to ‘Miss Ashton’, but the red sealing wax was dimpled with a casual thumb-print rather than an official crest.
- Moyes rose (R. moyesii) has hips that look like shiny, red 11/2-inch-long, bottle-shaped sticks of sealing wax.

单词	sealing wax
释义	Definition of sealing wax in English: sealing wax nounˈsiːlɪŋ waksˈsilɪŋ ˌwæks mass noun A mixture of shellac and rosin with turpentine and pigment, softened by heating and used to make seals. 封蜡，火漆 Example sentencesExamples Flemish pictures of the 15th century often show devotional woodcuts fixed to a wall with sealing wax, and already flyblown and curling up. Turning it over, she found it'd been sealed with some old-fashioned sealing wax and embossed with an N. She has to supervise all the ordering, keeping, storing and counting of every kind of supply aboard the ship, from sealing wax to cabbages. Grinning to myself, I lit a candle to melt his sealing wax and then proceeded to reseal each envelope with a dab of wax beneath the embossed seals I had just removed. They can be ground down by a continual drive to reduce costs - leading them to be specialists in string and sealing wax solutions. Scrap wood, darning needles, string and sealing wax held his flimsy contraption together. It was assembled from coffee cans, sealing wax, and leftover laboratory equipment. Then she sealed it with some pretty blue sealing wax. The store clerk put the ribbon into the parcel, and tied it all up with string and sealing wax. In Henry III's reign, we can measure the amount of sealing wax which the chancery used. I can still string a box, do the sealing wax and sliding knots, all because of Joan. It was primly addressed to ‘Miss Ashton’, but the red sealing wax was dimpled with a casual thumb-print rather than an official crest. Moyes rose (R. moyesii) has hips that look like shiny, red 11/2-inch-long, bottle-shaped sticks of sealing wax. Definition of sealing wax in US English: sealing wax nounˈsilɪŋ ˌwæksˈsēliNG ˌwaks A mixture of shellac and rosin with turpentine and pigment, softened by heating and used to make seals. 封蜡，火漆 Example sentencesExamples They can be ground down by a continual drive to reduce costs - leading them to be specialists in string and sealing wax solutions. I can still string a box, do the sealing wax and sliding knots, all because of Joan. Turning it over, she found it'd been sealed with some old-fashioned sealing wax and embossed with an N. She has to supervise all the ordering, keeping, storing and counting of every kind of supply aboard the ship, from sealing wax to cabbages. Grinning to myself, I lit a candle to melt his sealing wax and then proceeded to reseal each envelope with a dab of wax beneath the embossed seals I had just removed. Then she sealed it with some pretty blue sealing wax. The store clerk put the ribbon into the parcel, and tied it all up with string and sealing wax. Scrap wood, darning needles, string and sealing wax held his flimsy contraption together. It was assembled from coffee cans, sealing wax, and leftover laboratory equipment. Flemish pictures of the 15th century often show devotional woodcuts fixed to a wall with sealing wax, and already flyblown and curling up. In Henry III's reign, we can measure the amount of sealing wax which the chancery used. It was primly addressed to ‘Miss Ashton’, but the red sealing wax was dimpled with a casual thumb-print rather than an official crest. Moyes rose (R. moyesii) has hips that look like shiny, red 11/2-inch-long, bottle-shaped sticks of sealing wax.
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