PHRASAL VERBS WITH 'LOCK': LOCK DOWNâ
PHRASAL VERBS WITH 'LOCK': LOCK DOWNÂ : meaning and examples
Hello and welcome back, readers! Happy Monday to you. I hope you had a great weekend.Â
Our theme for the week is Phrasal Verbs with the word LOCK. We are starting with the phrasal verb TO LOCK (SOMETHING/SOMEONE) DOWN.
Definition 1: To make something very secure.
Example 1: The cabin is locked down for the winter.Â
Example 2: I tried to lock my computer down, but a hacker still accessed my personal data.Â
Definition 2: Restrict people's movements to stop a disease from spreading.Â
Example 3: They had to lock the city down after they discovered an increase in COVID-19 cases.Â
Both of these definitions are transitive and optionally separable.Â
That's all for today. Thank you for reading! Have a great rest of your Monday.