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locked
UK
/lɒkt/
US
/lɑːkt/
locked out
locked out
locked up
locked up
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locked
past participle
UK
/lɒkt/
US
/lɑːkt/
Used attributively as the past participle of "lock" (e.g., "a locked door").
Synonyms
secured
fastened
bolted
latched
barred
shut
sealed
closed
padlocked
bolted-up
jammed
stuck
immobilized
fixed
frozen
blocked
inaccessible
locked
adjective
more locked
Comp.
most locked
Super.
UK
/lɒkt/
US
/lɑkt/
запертый
The door was locked, so we couldn't enter.
Дверь была заперта, поэтому мы не могли войти.
заблокированный
The locked account prevented him from accessing his emails.
Заблокированный аккаунт не позволял ему получить доступ к его электронной почте.
Additional translations
запертый на ключ
Synonyms
secured
fastened
sealed
closed
imprisoned
inaccessible
Antonyms
unlocked
lock
verb
locked
Past Simple
locked
Past Simple
locked
Past Participle
locking
Gerund
UK
/lɒk/
US
/lɑːk/
запирать
Please lock the door when you leave.
Пожалуйста, запри дверь, когда будешь уходить.
заблокировать
He decided to lock his phone to prevent unauthorized access.
Он решил заблокировать свой телефон, чтобы предотвратить несанкционированный доступ.
закрыть
Make sure to lock the windows before the storm hits.
Убедись, что закрыл окна перед тем, как начнется буря.
Additional translations
заслонить
захлопнуть
Synonyms
secure
fasten
seal
close
bar
shut
bolt
latch
Antonyms
unlock
Definitions
locked
past participle
Having been locked; secured with or as if with a lock.
The locked gate barred us from entering the garden.
locked
adjective
Secured with a lock or fastened in a way that prevents access or movement.
The door was locked, so we couldn't enter the room.
In a fixed or unchangeable position or state.
The gears were locked in place, preventing the machine from operating.
Engaged in a struggle or conflict that is difficult to resolve.
The two teams were locked in a fierce battle for the championship title.
lock
verb
To fasten or secure something with a lock.
She locked the door before leaving the house.
To become fixed or immovable.
The wheels locked, causing the car to skid.
To engage in a struggle or conflict.
The two teams locked in a fierce battle for the championship.
To restrict access to a computer or device by requiring a password or other authentication.
He locked his phone to prevent unauthorized access.
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