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The meaning (definition) of the word lock
to close something tight with a key
The word lock used in a sentence
“We lock the door so nobody gets in.”
Words that mean the same as lock (synonyms)
closesecure
Words that mean the opposite of lock (antonyms)
unlockopen
How the word lock is said around the world
| French | verrouillage (verooyahzh) |
| Spanish | cerrar (thayrahr) |
| Mandarin | 锁 (suǒ) |
| Hindi | ताला (tahlah) |
| Arabic | قفل (koofl) |
| Russian | замок (zamok) |
| Portuguese (EU) | trancar (truhnngkahr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | trancar (truhnngkahr) |
| Japanese | ロック (rokku) |
| German | sperren (shperuhn) |
| Urdu | تالا (tahlah) |
| Punjabi | ਤਾਲਾ (tahlah) |
| Korean | 잠그다 (jamgeuda) |
| Hebrew | לִנְעוֹל (leenohl) |
| Greek | κλειδαριά (kleidaria) |
| Dutch | slot (slawt) |
| Tagalog | kandado (kahndahdoh) |
| Vietnamese | khóa (khwahur) |
| Turkish | kilit (keelit) |
| Persian | قفل (kohfl) |
| Polish | zamek (zahmek) |
| Ukrainian | замок (zamok) |
| Bengali | তালা (tahlah) |
| Swedish | låsa (lohsah) |
| Italian | serratura (sayrrahtoorah) |
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