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Meanings of full lockdown in English

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Usage of full lockdown in English
1
Some additional, temporary restrictions are being planned to prevent another full lockdown.
The Guardian
2
It will be a full lockdown, for a minimum of four weeks.
Radio NZ
3
Here is what a full lockdown involves and what the alternatives are.
News.com.au
4
On Sept. 18 the entire country was again put under full lockdown.
Reuters
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So far however, the government has not ordered a full lockdown.
The South African
6
They just implemented this full lockdown without letting us know first.
The South African
7
Doing nothing was not an option but neither is returning to full lockdown.
The Guardian
8
RELATED: What would a full lockdown mean in Australia and can we avoid it?
News.com.au
9
In two days, India will be in full lockdown too.
BBC
10
Sweden never went into full lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic.
BBC
11
My little boy was born during full lockdown in mid-June.
The Guardian
12
New Zealand is currently in full lockdown, and will remain so for an entire month.
News.com.au
13
The economy was in a deep freeze, and the country had gone into full lockdown.
The Guardian
14
Delgado said a "state of full lockdown" would remain in place during the investigation.
Reuters
15
In all, Taiwan adopted 124 control and contain measures in weeks, making a full lockdown unnecessary.
The Guardian
16
Rest homes are going into full lockdown until midnight on Friday, effectively operating at level 4.
Radio NZ
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Full lockdown across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
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