locking in German
locking in German is Locking — locking means the act or process of fastening something with a lock, or of fixing something firmly in place so it cannot move.
locking in German
Locking
the act by which something is locked.
What does "locking" mean?
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noun The act or process of fastening something with a lock, or of fixing something firmly in place so it cannot move.
"The car's automatic locking kicks in as soon as it starts moving."
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adj Designed to lock, or capable of locking something in place.
"She bought a locking suitcase for the trip to keep her belongings secure."
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locking in a sentence
- The car's automatic locking kicks in as soon as it starts moving.
- The mechanism relies on the locking of two metal pins to hold the door shut.
- She bought a locking suitcase for the trip to keep her belongings secure.
- The bike has a locking mechanism built into the frame.
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What is "locking" in German?
"locking" in German is Locking. locking means: The act or process of fastening something with a lock, or of fixing something firmly in place so it cannot move.
How do you use "locking" in a sentence?
Example: "The car's automatic locking kicks in as soon as it starts moving." In German, "locking" is Locking.
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