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  1. locking:
  2. lock:
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Detailed Translations for locking from English to Dutch

locking:

locking [the ~] noun

  1. the locking (closing; close-down; partition; shutting; barrier)
    de afsluiting; de sluiting; het afsluiten; dichtmaken

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Related Definitions for "locking":

  1. the act of locking something up to protect it1

locking form of lock:

to lock verb (locks, locked, locking)

  1. to lock
    vergrendelen; locken; afsluiten; sluiten; afgrendelen; op slot zetten; op slot doen; grendelen; borgen; dichtdoen; dichtmaken
    • vergrendelen verb (vergrendel, vergrendelt, vergrendelde, vergrendelden, vergrendeld)
    • locken verb (lock, lockt, lockte, lockten, gelockt)
    • afsluiten verb (sluit af, sloot af, sloten af, afgesloten)
    • sluiten verb (sluit, sloot, sloten, gesloten)
    • afgrendelen verb (grendel af, grendelt af, grendelde af, grendelden af, afgegrendeld)
    • op slot doen verb (doe op slot, doet op slot, deed op slot, deden op slot, op slot gedaan)
    • grendelen verb (grendel, grendelt, grendelde, grendelden, gegrendeld)
    • borgen verb
    • dichtdoen verb (doe dicht, doet dicht, deed dicht, deden dicht, dichtgedaan)
    • dichtmaken verb (maak dicht, maakt dicht, maakte dicht, maakten dicht, dichtgemaakt)
  2. to lock (lock up; close)
    afsluiten; dichtdoen
    • afsluiten verb (sluit af, sloot af, sloten af, afgesloten)
    • dichtdoen verb (doe dicht, doet dicht, deed dicht, deden dicht, dichtgedaan)
  3. to lock (lift-lock)
    schutten
    • schutten verb (schut, schutte, schutten, geschut)
  4. to lock (thighten; screw on)
    door draaien vastmaken; aandraaien
  5. to lock
    – To prevent users from joining a conference, whether or not they have an invitation. 2
    vergrendelen
    • vergrendelen verb (vergrendel, vergrendelt, vergrendelde, vergrendelden, vergrendeld)
  6. to lock
    – To allow the shared user profile configuration set by the administrator to remain static from one user session to another. 2
    vergrendelen
    • vergrendelen verb (vergrendel, vergrendelt, vergrendelde, vergrendelden, vergrendeld)

Conjugations for lock:

present
  1. lock
  2. lock
  3. locks
  4. lock
  5. lock
  6. lock
simple past
  1. locked
  2. locked
  3. locked
  4. locked
  5. locked
  6. locked
present perfect
  1. have locked
  2. have locked
  3. has locked
  4. have locked
  5. have locked
  6. have locked
past continuous
  1. was locking
  2. were locking
  3. was locking
  4. were locking
  5. were locking
  6. were locking
future
  1. shall lock
  2. will lock
  3. will lock
  4. shall lock
  5. will lock
  6. will lock
continuous present
  1. am locking
  2. are locking
  3. is locking
  4. are locking
  5. are locking
  6. are locking
subjunctive
  1. be locked
  2. be locked
  3. be locked
  4. be locked
  5. be locked
  6. be locked
diverse
  1. lock!
  2. let's lock!
  5. locked
  6. locking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

lock [the ~] noun

  1. the lock (sluice; lock chamber; scupper; drain; small lock)
    de sas; de sluis; het schutsluisje; het verlaat
  2. the lock (door lock)
    het slot; de deurslot
  3. the lock (hair lock; tuft; forelock)
    haarkuif; de kuif
  4. the lock (lockages)
    de sluiswerken; geheel van sluizen
  5. the lock (clamp; brace)
    de klamp; koeklauw
  6. the lock (sluice)
    sluiswerk
  7. the lock (curling lock; curl)
    krullende haarlok; de krul; het krulletje

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Related Definitions for "lock":

  1. any wrestling hold in which some part of the opponent's body is twisted or pressured1
  2. a fastener fitted to a door or drawer to keep it firmly closed1
  3. a restraint incorporated into the ignition switch to prevent the use of a vehicle by persons who do not have the key1
  4. enclosure consisting of a section of canal that can be closed to control the water level; used to raise or lower vessels that pass through it1
  5. a mechanism that detonates the charge of a gun1
  6. a strand or cluster of hair1
  7. become rigid or immoveable1
    • The therapist noticed that the patient's knees tended to lock in this exercise1
  8. place in a place where something cannot be removed or someone cannot escape1
    • The parents locked her daughter up for the weekend1
    • She locked her jewels in the safe1
  9. fasten with a lock1
    • lock the bike to the fence1
  10. keep engaged1
  11. become engaged or intermeshed with one another1
    • They were locked in embrace1
  12. hold in a locking position1
    • He locked his hands around her neck1
  13. build locks in order to facilitate the navigation of vessels1
  14. hold fast (in a certain state)1
    • He was locked in a laughing fit1
  15. pass by means through a lock in a waterway1
  16. A software security feature that requires a key or dongle in order for the application to run correctly.2
  17. To block other meeting participants from controlling the Office Live Meeting 2007 client during a presentation.2
  18. To prevent users from joining a conference, whether or not they have an invitation.2
  19. A restriction on access to a resource in a multiuser environment.2
  20. Ensure that two processes do not affect the same file or project in a database at the same time.2
  21. To allow the shared user profile configuration set by the administrator to remain static from one user session to another.2

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