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A n1 ( with key) serrure f ; ( with bolt) verrou m ; there's no lock on the bathroom door il n'y a pas de verrou à la porte de la salle de bains ; under lock and key sous clé ;3 Naut écluse f ;5 ( in rugby) avant m de deuxième ligne ;6 Aut rayon m de braquage ; to have a good lock [car] bien braquer ; full lock braquage m à fond ; half lock demi-braquage m ;7 Comput verrouillage m ;8 ( on firearm) percuteur m.B vtr1 ( close securely) ( with key) fermer [qch] à clé ; ( with bolt) verrouiller ; to lock sth in a drawer enfermer qch dans un tiroir ;2 Comput verrouiller [file] ;3 fig to be locked in combat [armies] être aux prises ; two lovers locked in an embrace deux amants enlacés ; to lock horns lit [animals] lutter cornes contre cornes ; fig [people] se disputer violemment.C vi1 ( close securely) [door, drawer] fermer à clé ;2 ( seize up) [wheel, steering wheel] se bloquer.■ lock away:▶ lock [sth] away, lock away [sth] mettre [qch] sous clé ;▶ lock [sb] away enfermer qn.■ lock in:■ lock on [capitals key, shift key] se verrouiller ; [radar] accrocher ; to lock onto a target accrocher une cible.■ lock out:▶ lock [sb] out enfermer [qn] dehors ; to lock oneself out s'enfermer dehors ; to be locked out être enfermé dehors ; I've locked myself out of my car j'ai fermé ma voiture avec les clés dedans ; I've locked myself out of my room je me suis enfermé dehors.■ lock together [components, pieces] s'emboîter.■ lock up:▶ lock up fermer ; it's time to lock up c'est l'heure de fermer ;▶ lock [sth] up, lock up [sth] mettre [qch] sous clé [documents, jewellery] ; fermer [qch] à clé [house, room] ; immobiliser [capital] ;▶ lock [sb] up, lock up [sb] enfermer [captive, hostage] ; mettre [qn] sous les verrous [killer, prisoner] ; he should be locked up ○ ! il est bon à enfermer ○ ! -
2 lock up
1) (to confine or prevent from leaving or being taken away by using a lock: to lock up a prisoner / one's jewellery.) mettre sous clef2) (to lock whatever should be locked: He locked up and left the shop about 5.30 p.m.) (tout) fermer (à clef)
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