unlocked in Spanish
unlocked in Spanish is sin seguro / cerrojo / pestillo / piesllo / verrojo / tranca / candado — unlocked means not secured with a lock.
unlocked in Spanish
sin seguro / cerrojo / pestillo / piesllo / verrojo / tranca / candado
Not secured or protected by a lock.
What does "unlocked" mean?
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adjective Not secured with a lock.
"He found the back door unlocked."
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adjective Of a mobile phone, not tied to a single network carrier.
"She bought an unlocked phone so she could switch providers freely."
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unlocked in a sentence
- He found the back door unlocked.
- She bought an unlocked phone so she could switch providers freely.
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What is "unlocked" in Spanish?
"unlocked" in Spanish is sin seguro / cerrojo / pestillo / piesllo / verrojo / tranca / candado. unlocked means: Not secured with a lock.
How do you use "unlocked" in a sentence?
Example: "He found the back door unlocked." In Spanish, "unlocked" is sin seguro / cerrojo / pestillo / piesllo / verrojo / tranca / candado.
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