Definition
Definition of handlock - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
securityRare restraint attaching to the wrist like a shackleRare
- The police officer used a handlock on the suspect.
2.
mechanicsRare locking mechanism operated by handRare
- The handlock was difficult to open without a key.
Images of handlock

restraint attaching to the wrist like a shackle 
locking mechanism operated by hand
Origin of handlock
Old English, hand (hand) + loc (lock)
Examples of handlock in a sentence
She struggled against the handlock but couldn't break free. He installed a new handlock on the garden gate. The antique chest had a rusty handlock.
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- French:menotte, verrou manuel, ...
- German:Handfessel, Handschloss, ...
- Italian:manetta, meccanismo di chiusura, ...
- Spanish:grillete, cerrojo manual, ...
- Portuguese:algema, fecho manual, ...
- Chinese:手铐, 手动锁, ...
- Japanese:手錠, ハンドロック, ...
- Arabic:قَيْد يَد, قَفْل يَدَوِي, ...
- Hebrew:אָזִיק יָד, מַנְעוּל יָדָנִי, ...
- Russian:наручники, ручной замок, ...
- Ukrainian:наручники, ручний замок, ...
- Hindi:हैंडलॉक, हाथ लॉक, ...
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