lockout in Japanese
lockout in Japanese is ロックアウト — lockout means a situation in which an employer bars workers from a workplace, usually during a labor dispute.
lockout in Japanese
ロックアウト
Pronounced: rokkuauto
(labor) The opposite of a strike; a labor disruption where management refuses to allow workers into a plant to work even if they are willing.
What does "lockout" mean?
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noun A situation in which an employer bars workers from a workplace, usually during a labor dispute.
"The players faced a lockout after contract negotiations broke down."
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noun The state of being unable to enter a building or system because of a lock or security measure.
"After three failed password attempts, the account triggers a lockout."
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lockout in a sentence
- The players faced a lockout after contract negotiations broke down.
- After three failed password attempts, the account triggers a lockout.
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What is "lockout" in Japanese?
"lockout" in Japanese is ロックアウト. lockout means: A situation in which an employer bars workers from a workplace, usually during a labor dispute.
How do you pronounce ロックアウト?
"lockout" in Japanese is ロックアウト, pronounced "rokkuauto".
How do you use "lockout" in a sentence?
Example: "The players faced a lockout after contract negotiations broke down." In Japanese, "lockout" is ロックアウト.
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