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n. padlock* * *1. padlock 2. hasp (n.) -
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v. padlock -
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"lock, padlock; shackle" -
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1. suspension. 2. suspended, hanging. - kat mezzanine. - kilit padlock. - köprü suspension bridge. -
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"1. lock; padlock. 2. clevis, shackle. 3. linchpin. - altında under lock and key. - altına almak /ı/ to lock up, put under lock and key. - dili bolt of a lock. (ağzı) - gibi (someone) who won´t tell a secret, tight-lipped. - gibi olmak to be hand in glove, be hand and glove, be thick as thieves. - köprüsü strike plate. - kürek olmak /a/ to guard, look after (a place). -i küreği olmamak (for things, a place) to be left unguarded, not to be left locked up. - noktası 1. key person. 2. key position, key point. - taşı arch. keystone. - vurmak /a/ 1. to lock (a door). 2. to attach a lock (to). 3. to close down (a business). - yeri key position, key point." -
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"/ı/ 1. to put under seal; to stamp with a seal. 2. (for a public authority) to lock up and affix a seal to, seal up, padlock (a place)."
См. также в других словарях:
Padlock — Pad lock , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Padlocked}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Padlocking}.] To fasten with, or as with, a padlock; to stop; to shut; to confine as by a padlock. Milton. Tennyson. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
padlock — ► NOUN ▪ a detachable lock hanging by a pivoted hook on the object fastened. ► VERB ▪ secure with a padlock. ORIGIN pad is of unknown origin … English terms dictionary
padlock — [pad′läk΄] n. [ME padlocke < pad (< ?) + lokke, LOCK1] a removable lock with a hinged or pivoting link to be passed through a staple, chain, or eye vt. 1. to fasten with or as with a padlock 2. to close (a building) against entrance … English World dictionary
Padlock — Pad lock , n. [Perh. orig., a lock for a pad gate, or a gate opening to a path, or perh., a lock for a basket or pannier, and from Prov. E. pad a pannier. Cf. {Pad} a path, {Paddler}.] 1. A portable lock with a bow which is usually jointed or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
padlock — index handcuff, lock Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
padlock — (n.) removable lock, late 15c., from lokke (see LOCK (Cf. lock) (n.)), but the first element is a complete mystery. The verb is attested from 1640s. Related: Padlocked; padlocking … Etymology dictionary
Padlock — For other uses, see Padlock (disambiguation). Padlock Padlocks are portable locks used to protect against theft, vandalism, sabotage, unauthorized use, and harm. They are designed to protect against some degree of forced and surreptitious entry … Wikipedia
padlock — I UK [ˈpædˌlɒk] / US [ˈpædlɑk] noun [countable] Word forms padlock : singular padlock plural padlocks a lock that you can fix to something such as a gate, bicycle, or suitcase. It has a curved bar on top that moves when you open the lock with a… … English dictionary
padlock — [[t]pæ̱dlɒk[/t]] padlocks, padlocking, padlocked 1) N COUNT A padlock is a lock which is used for fastening two things together. It consists of a block of metal with a U shaped bar attached to it. One end of the bar is released by turning a key… … English dictionary
padlock — 1. noun a lock, usually with a panel with numbered dials that must be rotated in a specific fashion in order to unlock 2. verb to lock using a padlock Janitors padlock the gates (Del Amitri, Nothing Ever Happens) … Wiktionary
padlock — pad|lock [ˈpædlɔk US la:k] n [Date: 1400 1500; Origin: pad (of unknown origin) + lock] a lock that you can put on a gate, door, bicycle etc ▪ He undid the padlock and eased back the lid. >padlock v [T] … Dictionary of contemporary English
