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Meanings of lockbox in English
Portuguese
casa-forte Catalan
cambra cuirassada A fireproof metal strongbox (usually in a bank) for storing valuables.
Usage of lockbox in English
1
Beyond him the women from the lockbox were running free and clear.
2
She tripped on a lockbox, and toppled forward onto the rocky gravel.
3
It spun around the lockbox, as if repelled from the iron shape.
4
I have a will in a lockbox at the National Bank on Michigan.
5
A shelter, somehow disguised as surely as a book could be a lockbox.
6
He pulled the weapon belt from the lockbox between his seats.
7
I trust him with my lands, my lockbox, and my life.
8
There was silence from the Derwent lockbox as well as the Massey lockbox.
9
His headache had increased when he'd come within a few feet of the lockbox.
10
Then he forgot about them as the tumblers made their half-turns inside the lockbox.
11
I rooted through it until I found the Maer's lockbox down near the bottom.
12
Below the Shard, in the shadow of the shelf, was a gleaming iron lockbox.
13
Nestled among dust bunnies and rusted bobby pins was a long, thin silver lockbox.
14
There was a small package in his lockbox at the postoffice-andtwo or three letters.
15
Then he went back inside himself, went deep, and found the third lockbox-theleaky one.
16
I have them in a lockbox at my house.
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