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lock meaning in Polish

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lock noun
firing mechanism of a gun

zameknoun

lock noun
length of hair

kędziornoun

lock noun
segment of a canal

śluzanoun

lock noun
something used for fastening

zameknoun

lock verb
to fasten with a lock

zakluczyćverb

zamknąćverb

zamykać na kluczverb

lock down verb
to secure; make people stay locked indoors for their safety

zamykaćverb

lock up verb
to close the doors and windows securely

ukończyćverb

lock up verb
to imprison or incarcerate someone

zamykaćverb

lock up

przymykać

lockdown noun
confinement of people as a security measure

lockdownnoun

locked adjective
that has been locked (with a key)

zakluczonyadjective

zamkniętyadjective

locker noun
storage compartment

bakistanoun

locker kiosk

paczkomat

locker room

szatnia

locket noun
chained ornament

medalionnoun

lockjaw noun
disease

tężecnoun

locknut

dokrętka

lockout noun
opposite of a strike

lockoutnoun

locksmith noun
one who practices locksmithing

ślusarznoun

locksmith 's wife

ślusarzowa

locksmithing

ślusarstwo

a stopped clock is right twice a day something or someone unreliable is right sometimes, even by accident

trafiło się ślepej kurze ziarno

against the clock in a time-restricted manner

walczyć z czasem

alarm clock noun
type of clock

budziknoun

Alaska pollock noun
Gadus chalcogrammus

mintajnoun

anti-lock braking system

układ przeciwpoślizgowy

anticlockwise adjective
in the opposite direction to the hands of an analogue clock

przeciwny do ruchu wskazówek zegaraadjective

anticlockwise adverb
in the opposite direction to the hands of an analogue clock

przeciwnie do ruchu wskazówek zegaraadverb

around the clock all the time

na okrągło

non stop

przez całą dobę

atomic clock noun
reference clock

zegar atomowynoun

autoblock noun
rappelling and ascending technique

blokernoun

birds of a feather flock together people of similar character, etc. tend to associate

ciągnie swój do swego

block noun
computing: logical data storage unit

bloknoun

block noun
philately: joined group of stamps, forming square

bloknoun

block noun
programming: region of code that acts as single unit

bloknoun

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