Locked Meaning in English
word · lemma: lock
/ˈɫɑkt/
lahkt
/lˈɒkt/
lokt
释义
Closed or secured with a lock so it cannot be opened easily. It can also mean fixed in place or protected from change, especially in technology or plans.
用法与细微差别
Often used literally with doors, gates, cars, and windows: 'the door is locked'. In digital contexts, 'locked' can mean restricted access ('locked account', 'locked screen'). It can also be figurative: 'locked in' a price, plan, or decision means it is firmly fixed.
Spanish: cerrado con llave - bloqueadoPortuguese (BR): trancado - bloqueadoPortuguese (PT): trancado - bloqueadoChinese (Simplified): 锁上的 - 锁定的Chinese (Traditional): 鎖上的 - 鎖定的Hindi: ताला लगा हुआ - लॉक किया हुआArabic: مقفول - مُؤمَّن بقفلBengali: তালা লাগানো - বন্ধRussian: заперт - заблокированJapanese: ロックされたVietnamese: bị khóaKorean: 잠긴 - 잠가진Turkish: kilitliUrdu: بند - مقفلIndonesian: bị khóa
例句
The front door is locked.
basic
My phone was locked, so I used my password.
basic
The bike was locked to the fence.
basic
I think I locked myself out again.
natural
Once the price is locked in, we can't change it.
natural
Her account got locked after too many login attempts.
natural