Vocab Bloom Hub

unlock

/ʌnˈlɒk/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a ação de abrir uma fechadura ou liberar um mecanismo, ou, em sentido figurado, obter acesso a algo antes inacessível.

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verb

/ʌnˈlɒk/B1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de abrir uma fechadura ou liberar um mecanismo, ou, em sentido figurado, obter acesso a algo antes inacessível.

A verb used to indicate the act of opening a lock or releasing a mechanism, or metaphorically gaining access to something previously inaccessible.

  1. Open the lock ofA2formal

    To open a lock, typically with a key or a code, to gain access to something.

    ptDestrancar

    • She unlocked the door with her key.
    • He unlocked the safe to retrieve the documents.
    • Please unlock the gate before the guests arrive.

    Sinônimosopenreleaseunbarunboltunfastenunseal

    Antônimoslock

  2. Set free or releaseB2formal

    To release something or someone from a constraint, restriction, or confinement.

    ptLibertar

    • The therapy helped unlock her hidden potential.
    • The new policy aims to unlock economic growth.
    • He unlocked the chains that bound the prisoner.

    Sinônimosfreelet looseliberatereleaseset freeunbind

    Antônimosconfineimprisonlock

  3. Become unlockedB1informal

    To become open or accessible, often automatically or as a result of an action.

    ptDestravar

    • The phone screen unlocks when you press the button.
    • The door unlocked with a click as the key turned.
    • The app unlocks new features after you complete the tutorial.

    Sinônimosopenunboltunfasten

    Antônimoscloselockshut

Formas
  • unlocked past participle
  • unlocked past simple
  • unlocking present participle
  • unlocks third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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