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lock1 [lɑːk, Brit lɒk] N

lock of hair:

cacho m

I . lock2 [lɑːk, Brit lɒk] N

1. lock (fastening device):

trava f

2. lock (on canal):

eclusa f

3. lock fig:

II . lock2 [lɑːk, Brit lɒk] VB trans

2. lock (make immovable):

III . lock2 [lɑːk, Brit lɒk] VB intr

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You hit a locked door or a barrier that even the most muscular of owls couldn't barge through, and you think for a handful of seconds or a minute.
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By this point, the entire period of war had become time locked, so that no time traveller could enter or exit it.
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However, when they are locked in cages with society's worst and treated like cattle in a factory farm, they come out forever changed.
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He also supervised the city jail and the keyman who unlocked and locked the city gates at dawn and dusk.
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Portions of the mazes were also blocked off by locked doors, which could be opened by finding the keys scattered through the maze.
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Similarly, keeping your filing cabinet locked will discourage friends or family members in your home from poking around in it.
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Scalar dark solitons (linearly polarized dark solitons) can be formed in all normal dispersion fiber lasers mode-locked by the nonlinear polarizaiton rotation method and can be rather stable.
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They are quickly locked up in a cell with other possible actuals or dumbshows (wiped personas).
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Its semi-automatic breech automatically ejected the cartridge case and locked open, ready for the next round.
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After the train has been locked and checked, it moves slowly out of the station to the launch area.
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