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lock in

/lɒk ɪn/

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verb

/lɒk ɪn/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения надежного закрепления чего-либо, фиксации или неизменности, а также принятия обязательств по определенному решению или договоренности.

A phrasal verb used to indicate securing something firmly, making it fixed or unchangeable, or committing to a particular decision or arrangement.

uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Secure or fix in placeformal

    To fasten or secure something so it cannot move or be opened.

    ruЗафиксировать

    • He locked in the door before leaving.
    • Make sure to lock in the safety catch.
    • The mechanism locks in automatically when closed.

    Synonymsanchorboltclampfastenfiximmobilizelatchpinsealsecure

    Antonymsfreeloosenreleaseunlock

  2. Commit to a decision or agreementinformal

    To finalize or commit to a particular choice, price, or arrangement.

    ruЗафиксировать

    • We need to lock in the price before it goes up.
    • She locked in her decision to accept the job offer.
    • The company locked in a contract with the supplier.

    Synonymscementclinchconfirmnail downpin downsealsecuresettle

    Antonymsequivocatehedgevacillatewaver

  3. Focus or engage completelyinformal

    To become fully focused or engaged in an activity or situation.

    ruСосредоточиться

    • He locked in on the target during the game.
    • The team locked in their concentration for the final match.
    • She locked in her attention on the lecture.

    Synonymsconcentrateengagefocusimmersetune inzero in

    Antonymsdisengagedistract

Forms
  • locked in past participle
  • locked in past simple
  • locking in present participle
  • locks in third person singular

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