deadbolt US
ˈdɛdˌboʊlt
See also: mortice lock (UK)
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Definition of deadbolt - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
door lockUSlocking mechanism in doors, operated by a key or knobUS
  • She turned the key in the deadbolt to secure the house.
2.
lock typeTECH.USlock with bolt moved by a cylinderTECH.US
  • The front door has a deadbolt for extra security.
cylinder lock
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Images of deadbolt

  • deadbolt: locking mechanism in doors, operated by a key or knob
    locking mechanism in doors, operated by a key or knob
  • deadbolt: lock with bolt moved by a cylinder
    lock with bolt moved by a cylinder

Origin of deadbolt

English, dead (secure) + bolt (bar)

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security
storage unit secured by a padlock or deadbolt

Examples of deadbolt in a sentence

  • She installed a new deadbolt for extra security.
  • Make sure to lock the deadbolt before leaving.
  • A deadbolt can prevent break-ins effectively.

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  1. French:pêne dormant, verrou, ...
  2. German:Riegelschloss, Riegel, ...
  3. Italian:chiavistello, ...
  4. Spanish:cerrojo, cerradura de seguridad, ...
  5. Portuguese:fechadura de segurança, ...
  6. Chinese:插销, 插销锁, ...
  7. Japanese:デッドボルト錠, デッドボルト, ...
  8. Arabic:قفل أمان, قُفْل أُسْطواني, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּרִיחַ, מַנְעוּל, ...
  10. Russian:засов, ...
  11. Ukrainian:засув, засувний замок, ...
  12. Hindi:डेडबोल्ट, ...

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