lock into
US /lɑːk ˈɪntuː/
UK /lɑːk ˈɪntuː/
1.
terikat pada, terkunci dalam
to commit oneself to a particular course of action or situation, often one that is difficult to change
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We don't want to lock into a long-term contract without careful consideration.
Kami tidak ingin terikat pada kontrak jangka panjang tanpa pertimbangan matang.
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Once you lock into this payment plan, it's hard to change.
Setelah Anda terikat pada rencana pembayaran ini, sulit untuk mengubahnya.
2.
terkunci pada, terpasang erat
to become firmly fixed or engaged with something else, often mechanically
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The gears need to lock into place for the machine to work properly.
Gigi-gigi harus terkunci pada tempatnya agar mesin berfungsi dengan baik.
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The two pieces will lock into each other with a click.
Kedua bagian akan terkunci satu sama lain dengan bunyi klik.