lock
🇺🇸
/lɑːk/
🇬🇧
/lɒk/
verb
A2
to close something with a key so it stays shut
Always lock the door when you leave.
離開時務必鎖好門。
A2
to put something in a safe place and close it with a key
She used a lock to keep her diary safe.
她用鎖來確保日記的安全。
R
to get stuck or make something stuck in place
The wheels can lock if you brake too hard.
如果煞車太猛，車輪可能會鎖死。
R
to be stuck in a hard situation or fight
They are in a lock over who should pay.
他們在誰應該付款的問題上僵持不下。
R
to be held very tight
They were in a tight lock during the hug.
擁抱時他們緊緊相擁。
R
to use a code to protect a phone or computer
Set a code to lock your phone.
設定密碼來鎖定你的手機。
noun
A2
a thing that keeps a door or box closed, often with a key
The lock on the door is strong.
門上的鎖很牢固。
A2
a device that stops a vehicle or machine from being used
Use a lock for your bike.
給你的腳踏車用一把鎖。
R
a feature on a phone or computer that blocks access without a code
The phone has a lock for safety.
手機有鎖屏功能以確保安全。
R
when parts of a machine do not move
The machine is in lock mode.
機器處於鎖定模式。
R
how far the steering wheel can turn to change direction
Turn the lock to steer left.
轉動方向盤向左轉向。
R
a part of a river or canal with gates to change water levels for boats
Boats use the lock to move between water levels.
船隻使用船閘在水位之間移動。
R
a small group of hairs together
A lock of hair fell over her eye.
一縷頭髮垂落在她的眼睛上。
R
a person's hair
She has beautiful locks.
她有一頭秀髮。
R
a rugby player in the second row
The lock is key in the scrum.
鎖球鋒在爭球中至關重要。
R
full control over something
They have a lock on the market.
他們壟斷了市場。
translation
鎖上, 鎖起來, 卡住, 陷入困境, 緊鎖, 鎖定
鎖, 鎖止裝置, 鎖定功能, 鎖定狀態, 轉向鎖止角, 船閘, 一綹頭髮, 頭髮, 鎖球隊員, 完全控制
詞形變化
3rd Present
locks
Past
locked
Perfect
locked
Progressive
locking
Plural
locks