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Meanings of locking in English
Usage of locking in English
1
Braking-force support is another way of saying: not quite self-locking, but almost.
2
Twitter has not made the exact conditions for locking an account public.
3
This extends observations of a single locking region reported in previous studies.
4
A lockdown means locking all the school's windows and doors, he said.
5
Centre locking hubs help reduce the wheel's rotating masses to improve performance.
6
The practice of locking cell phones to a particular carrier is widespread.
7
Other race conditions occur if you do not handle file locking properly.
8
Apple has had problems with the iPhone's password-locking feature in the past.
9
Then the ostler left the stable, locking the door on the outside.
10
There was more to this problem of door-locking than met the eye.
11
And even less point in locking yourself in this room and brooding.
12
Sand had built up on the seaward side, locking it in place.
13
Using a locking carabiner, tie a Munter-mule knot to the master point.
14
The sheriff quittedtheroom ,closingand locking the door after him.
15
In addition to the traditional locking method, many naturals opt for Sisterlocks.
16
Typically banks charge customers a premium for locking in a low rate.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Locking through the time
Locking across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
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