lock in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for lock in the English»French Dictionary

I.lock [Brit lɒk, Am lɑk] N

lock together VB [Brit lɒk -, Am lɑk -]

I.lock away VB [Brit lɒk -, Am lɑk -] (lock [sth] away, lock away [sth])

II.lock away VB [Brit lɒk -, Am lɑk -] (lock [sb] away)

lock in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lock in the English»French Dictionary

2. lock up (confine in prison or mental hospital):

lock up

lock Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to hold sb in a body lock
to pick a lock
to pick the lock on a door
American English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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With deep and highly customisable settings, countdown clocks, and a self-imposed lock-out feature that's very time-consuming to undo, you'll never dilly-dally online while you should be working again.
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When they returned to the airlock, the astronauts pressurized, vented and then repressurized the air lock to purge any remaining toxic ammonia.
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All on board went into emergency stasis lock for millions of years.
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This change is widely controversial, as it changes more of the game than just the ability to flick (such as giving fencers the ability to lock-out a riposte).
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If you already have these devices, you might want to consider an industry-approved steering wheel lock.
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He also encourages residents to consider spending between $20 and $40 on a steering wheel lock.
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Unintentional pressure against the top of the trigger without pressing the lever does not disengage the lock and the trigger will not move.
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After an initial panic the boys manage to lock him in, only for him to escape through a window, and hobbles off.
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In the postal code field, the rightmost bar is always printed, to allow the sortation equipment to properly lock onto the barcode and scan it.
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The listed buildings consist of farmhouses, farm buildings, a church and a lock-up.
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