locked

英 [lɒkt]

美 [lɑːkt]

adj.  (冲突或战斗)纠缠不清的，僵持不下的
v.  (用锁)锁上; 被锁住; 把…锁起来; (使)固定，卡住，塞住
lock的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：locked　过去式：locked　

Collins.2 / BNC.9805 / COCA.10214

柯林斯词典

• （冲突或战斗）纠缠不清的，僵持不下的
  If you say that people arelocked inconflict or in battle, you mean they are arguing or fighting in a fierce or determined way, and neither side seems likely to stop.

双语例句

• They beat them up and locked them in a cell.
  他们殴打了他们，并把他们锁在一间囚室里。
• She slammed the door and locked it behind her
  她砰的一下关上门，随手锁上了。
• He made his way to the nearest toilet and locked himself in a cubicle.
  他走到最近的卫生间，进了一个小隔间后把门反锁上。
• I locked the bike in the forecourt of the Kirey Hotel
  我把自行车锁在了吉日旅馆的前院。
• You are mad, Isabel. You should be locked up.
  你疯了，伊莎贝尔。应该把你关起来才是。
• One young policeman stood guard outside the locked embassy gates.
  一位年轻的警察在大门紧闭的使馆外站岗。
• They arrived to clock on and found the factory gates locked.
  他们到了工厂准备打卡上班，却发现大门没开。
• Presumably the front door was locked when you came down this morning?
  早上你下楼的时候，前门大概是锁上的吧？
• There had been a knock at the door and when she opened it she locked herself out
  外面有敲门声，她去开门，结果把自己反锁在了外面。
• I slowly zipped and locked the heavy black nylon bags.
  我慢慢地把那些沉重的黑色尼龙袋的拉链拉上并锁好。