Definition of lock down - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
planningtr. make an arrangement definite or permanenttr.
- They locked down the deal with a handshake.
2.
securitytr./intr. restrict movement or secure a place for safety reasonstr./intr.
- The school will lock down during the emergency.
3.
cybersecuritytr. TECH. restrict access to a computer networktr. TECH.
- The IT team locked down the system after the breach.
Examples of lock down in a sentence
The team locked down the project timeline. Police locked down the neighborhood after the robbery. They locked down the data center to prevent breaches. We need to lock down the network during updates. The company decided to lock down access to sensitive data.
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- French:finaliser, boucler, ...
- German:besiegeln, abriegeln, ...
- Italian:confermare, blindare, ...
- Spanish:cerrar, poner en confinamiento, ...
- Portuguese:fechar, colocar em confinamento, ...
- Chinese:敲定, 封锁, ...
- Japanese:確定する, 封鎖する, ...
- Arabic:ثَبَّتَ الاتِّفاق, فَرَضَ إِغْلَاقًا تَامًّا, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְעוֹל, לְהַטִּיל סֶגֶר עַל, ...
- Russian:закрепить сделку, запереть, ...
- Ukrainian:закріпити, заблокувати, ...
- Hindi:पक्का करना, सील करना, ...
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