stoppered

An archaic adjective meaning 'furnished with a stopper' or 'closed with a stopper'; now rarely used except in historical or technical contexts.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que significa 'provisto de tapón' o 'cerrado con tapón'; se usa principalmente en contextos técnicos o históricos, siendo poco común en el lenguaje actual.

1. Sealed with a stopper B2 formal

   Describes a container that has a stopper placed in its opening to close it securely.

   • The stoppered flask kept the chemical solution from evaporating.
   • She placed the stoppered bottle of wine on the table.
   • The stoppered jar preserved the herbs for months.

   🇪🇸tapado con tapón

   Sinónimos: cappedcorkedpluggedsealed

   Antónimos: openunstoppered

• more stoppered comparative form
• most stoppered superlative form

A verb meaning to block, close, or seal something, typically with a stopper or plug.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa tapar, cerrar o sellar algo, normalmente con un tapón o un obturador.

1. Close or secure with a stopper B2 formal

   To close or block an opening using a stopper or similar object.

   • She stoppered the bottle tightly to keep the wine fresh.
   • He stoppered the flask with a rubber bung.
   • The chemist stoppered the test tube after adding the solution.

   🇪🇸taponar

   Sinónimos: blockbungclosecorkplugsealstopstopple

   Antónimos: openuncorkunplug

• stoppered past participle
• stoppered past simple
• stoppering present participle
• stoppers third person singular