lock

US /lɑːk/
UK /lɑːk/
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1.

鎖

a mechanism for keeping a door, lid, or container fastened, typically operated by a key or a combination

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He turned the key in the lock and opened the door.
他轉動鎖上的鑰匙，打開了門。
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Make sure you put a strong lock on the gate.
確保你在大門上安裝一個堅固的鎖。
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2.

船閘, 水閘

a section of a canal or river with gates at each end where the water level can be changed to allow boats to go up or down

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The boat slowly entered the canal lock.
船隻緩慢地進入運河船閘。
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Operating a lock requires careful timing.
操作船閘需要精確的時機。
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一縷頭髮, 髮束

a small, separate bunch of hair

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She had a beautiful lock of hair that fell over her forehead.
她有一縷美麗的頭髮垂在額頭上。
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He kept a small lock of his daughter's baby hair.
他保留了一小縷女兒的胎髮。
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1.

鎖上, 固定

fasten (something) with a lock

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Please lock the door when you leave.
請在離開時鎖上門。
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She locked her bicycle to the fence.
她把自行車鎖在柵欄上。
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2.

卡住, 僵硬

become or be fixed in one position and unable to move

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The wheels locked on the icy road.
車輪在結冰的路上卡住了。
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His jaw locked in anger.
他氣得下巴僵硬。
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