English Explanatory Dictionary

locked

English dictionary entry

Meanings

verb
  1. simple past and past participle of lock
adj
  1. Having undergone locking; secured by a lock.
  2. Protected by a mutex or other token restricting access to a resource.
  3. Very drunk.
  4. Bound to a carrier.
  5. Styled into dreadlocks; wearing dreadlocks.

Pronunciation

/lɒkt/ /lɑkt/ En-us-locked.ogg

Word forms

locked

Etymology

* (drunk): Perhaps from airlocked.

Synonyms

drunk dedicated loc'd dreadlocked

Antonyms

unlocked

Derived words

geolocked landlocked locked and loaded locked behind bars locked-room mystery locked up long-locked multilocked nonlocked region-locked sealocked wood-locked ziplocked

Translations

Northern Altai: пектӱ Southern Altai: бектӱ Southern Altai: јабылу Arabic: مُقْفَل Azerbaijani: qıfıllı Bashkir: бикле Bashkir: бикте Bulgarian: заключен Catalan: tancat Catalan: tancat amb clau Esperanto: ŝlosita Finnish: lukittu French: fermé à clé French: fermé à clef French: verrouillé German: abgesperrt German: abgeschlossen German: zugeschlossen Hebrew: נעול Hungarian: zárt Hungarian: bezárt Hungarian: lezárt Italian: chiuso a chiave Kyrgyz: бекилген Kyrgyz: жабылган Māori: raka Persian: قفل Polish: zamknięty Polish: zakluczony Portuguese: trancado Romanian: încuiat Russian: за́пертый Russian: закры́тый Scots: lockt Scots: lockit Scottish Gaelic: glaiste Slovak: zamknutý Spanish: cerrado con llave / seguro / llavín Swedish: låst Turkish: kilitli Turkish: kitli Vietnamese: khoá
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