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lock

[lok] / lɒk /




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“They saw him coming and locked the doors,” Mother said.

From Literature

In an environment where the market’s few memory suppliers have chosen to be disciplined about controlling supply, those companies have been able to benefit from huge price increases and can lock in long-term deals.

From MarketWatch

Along a section of East Lake Street near Interstate 35W that is home to many small businesses—mostly Hispanic—at least nine appeared ready for customers yet had locked doors, minimal lighting and no employees.

From The Wall Street Journal

The kid who combined a 6-foot-5 frame with single-minded focus once watched film so late into the night that he accidentally locked himself in the football facility.

From The Wall Street Journal

Being locked barefoot in an executioner's chair sounds uncomfortable, but that is what Chris Pratt requested for his latest film, Mercy.

From BBC