/ˈʌndər sil/ – Phrase
Definition: có đóng dấu.
A more thorough explanation: “Under seal” refers to a legal document or agreement that has been formally executed and authenticated with a seal. The seal is typically a mark or impression made on the document to indicate its authenticity and formal execution. Documents executed under seal may carry additional legal significance and may have different requirements or implications compared to documents that are not executed under seal.
Example: The contract was signed by both parties and executed under seal, making it legally binding and enforceable in court.