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lockup

/ˈlɒk.ʌp/

Traduction: Nom avec deux sens principaux : une petite prison locale attachée à un commissariat, ou l'action de verrouiller quelque chose pour le protéger.

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/ˈlɒk.ʌp/C1formal
  • frNom avec deux sens principaux : une petite prison locale attachée à un commissariat, ou l'action de verrouiller quelque chose pour le protéger.

A noun with two primary meanings: a local police station jail, or the act of securing something by locking it away for protection.

  1. Jail or detention cellB2formal

    A small, secure room or building in a police station where people are temporarily held in custody.

    frcellule de garde à vue

    • The suspect was held overnight in the police station lockup.
    • He spent a few hours in the lockup before being released on bail.
    • The lockup was small and had only a bench and a toilet.

    Synonymesbrigcellclinkdetention cellholding celljailpenitentiarypokeyprison

  2. Secure storageB2formal

    The act of securing something, or a place where items are stored safely, often for a period of time.

    frMise sous séquestre / stockage sécurisé

    • The company arranged for the lockup of important documents in a safe.
    • He put his car in a lockup garage for the winter.
    • The lockup of the building's valuables is done every evening.

    Synonymesdepositorylockerlockingsafekeepingstoragevault

    Antonymesdisclosureexposureopennessrelease

Formes
  • lockups plural form
  • lockups' possessive plural form
  • lockup's possessive singular form
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