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Meanings of latched in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fast"
Examples for "fast"
1
A similar fast-charge network for Europe will be announced later this year.
2
For particularly serious crimes, including alleged terrorism, the process can be fast-tracked.
3
At times of great stress, comfort food and fast food are best.
4
They bring construction work and good jobs in the fast-growing tech industry.
5
Our health, our economy, our income, even cooked food and fast food.
1
Martin, the second case rejected today, is also paralysed with locked-in syndrome.
2
But that frozen, locked-in society has moved 40 years forward in time.
3
The result means week one of the finals have been locked in.
4
Until then, the powers remain locked up within the earth and sea.
5
Dangerous material was to have been destroyed or locked away years ago.
1
Police searched the boy's home and found several secured weapons, Kennedy said.
2
The Law Society yesterday secured an order suspending Mr Lynn's practising certificate.
3
Informed sources believe she would have secured a second term without difficulty.
4
And with 16 minutes left Hamilton secured victory with a wonderful second.
5
The government forbids handling classified government secrets outside secured channels it controls.
1
Ukraine's prime minister said armed men barred government experts from collecting evidence.
2
Tours are of course led by City Cycle employees barred from imbibing.
3
President Enrique Pena Nieto is barred by law from a second term.
4
Browder has been barred from Russia since 2005 on national security grounds.
5
Open water swimming is renowned for the no-holds-barred approach of the competitors.
1
Jean flew to the window; it was shut and the shutters bolted.
2
He closed and bolted the trap-door in the floor of the tower.
3
Tells how the statuary is bolted to the building; proposed pigeon-proofing, etc.
4
On bolted routes, your line is clear and your pro already placed.
5
The windows are bolted, the fasteners being firmly fixed in the catches.
Usage of latched in English
1
Detective Heat latched onto the opportunity and flipped the subject without comment.
2
Vice is just the most recent media crew McAfee has latched onto.
3
Doubtless it would be covered with tin; fairly impregnable if latched below.
4
After several seconds the child stopped crying and latched onto the nipple.
5
Then he cautiously left the house and latched the door behind him.
6
Having latched it, she sat down on the edge of the bunk.
7
Then I made sure my window was latched and pulled the curtain.
8
Silverman held out his hand, and she latched on to him, too.
9
I bouldered up, latched the heinous left-hand crimp and set my feet.
10
Internal bars and bolts, operated by smoothly oiled mechanisms, automatically latched themselves.
11
Jayjay flailed in the air, then latched on to a glass strut.
12
He closed her door after him, and this time he latched it.
13
He staggered, latched onto one of the lampposts, and rested against it.
14
She closed and latched the door behind them and stood before it.
15
Beyond the latched door at her back, the wind keened and shrieked.
16
The team latched onto this and used it when Elliot gets angry.
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Latched through the time
Latched across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common