to blockade; to seal off; to lock down

to lock (a door); to close with a latch; to lock into place; a lock; a latch; to lock a computer file (to prevent it being overwritten); to lock (denying access to a computer system or device or files, e.g. by password-protection); to focus attention on; to target

to lock; to lock up

door lock

to lock the door

to lock; to be locked

chains; shackles

to interlock; to be linked; chain (store etc)

stocks and chain; in fetters

(dialect) key; Taiwan pr. [suo3 shi5]

to unlock

to unlock; to release

chain store

collarbone; clavicle

(physics) chain reaction; (idiom) chain reaction; series of events each caused by the previous one

locked in (with the door locked from the outside)

locksmith

locked in (with the door locked from the outside)

zipper

padlock

bolt-action lock (sliding bolt mechanism, surface or mortise-mounted)

lock

to pick a lock; to force a lock

exposed lock; external lock (e.g. padlock or surface-mounted latch) (contrasted with 暗鎖|暗锁[an4 suo3] "built-in lock")

built-in lock; concealed lock (flush with the surface, with only the keyhole visible) (contrasted with 明鎖|明锁[ming2 suo3] "exposed lock")

deadlock (computing)

locked up; closed off; (of one's brow) furrowed; frowning

(of a gate, vehicle etc) to lock; to engage the lock

region lock (gaming etc)

variant of 嗩吶|唢呐[suo3 na4]

to apply a chokehold

to close a country; to exclude foreign contact; closed country (Qing China, North Korea etc)

a lock

keyhole

(computing) to lock the screen; lock screen

lock up; lock out; to lock

catch (of a lock)

keyhole

general term for squids (Tw)

key and lock; (fig.) strategic place

latch; bolt (to lock a door or window)

fetter lock (to restrain horse); handcuff lock

to lock

fogbound; enshrouded in mist

combination lock

blockade line; cordon; CL:道[dao4]

pin tumbler lock; spring lock

spring lock

magnetic lock