selados
Selados is the plural masculine form of the Portuguese adjective selado, which comes from the verb selar and means sealed or closed by a seal or closure. It describes objects or conditions that have been intentionally closed to preserve contents, prevent tampering, or guarantee authenticity or confidentiality. The feminine form is selada, and the feminine plural is seladas.
- Packaging and storage: frascos selados, garrafas seladas, ou pacotes selados to keep contents from exposure or
- Official and administrative documents: documentos selados or actas seladas to indicate authenticity and integrity, often using
- Laboratory and medical settings: amostras seladas or tubos selados to preserve material and prevent contamination.
- Shipping and security: cargas seladas or contêineres selados to show that the contents were not accessed
- Digital or forensic contexts: arquivos selados or evidências seladas when measures are taken to prevent alteration.
Diferenças e termos associados
- Lacrado: a synonym for sealed, commonly used in similar contexts.
- Lacre: the seal itself, the device or mark that proves the item was closed.
- Selagem: the process of sealing; the act of applying a seal.
Selados é geralmente usado para enfatizar a integridade, a preservação de conteúdo ou a confidencialidade. O