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Detailed Translations for lock-up from English to Spanish
lockup:
Translation Matrix for lockup:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | locking |
Synonyms for "lockup":
Related Definitions for "lockup":
lock up:
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to lock up (close; lock)
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to lock up (put behind bars)
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to lock up (corner; fasten)
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to lock up (cover; protect; fence off; fence in)
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to lock up (put in gaol; detain; hold)
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to lock up (store; put away)
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to lock up (stash away; hide away; put away; tuck away; stuff away)
Conjugations for lock up:
present
- lock up
- lock up
- locks up
- lock up
- lock up
- lock up
simple past
- locked up
- locked up
- locked up
- locked up
- locked up
- locked up
present perfect
- have locked up
- have locked up
- has locked up
- have locked up
- have locked up
- have locked up
past continuous
- was locking up
- were locking up
- was locking up
- were locking up
- were locking up
- were locking up
future
- shall lock up
- will lock up
- will lock up
- shall lock up
- will lock up
- will lock up
continuous present
- am locking up
- are locking up
- is locking up
- are locking up
- are locking up
- are locking up
subjunctive
- be locked up
- be locked up
- be locked up
- be locked up
- be locked up
- be locked up
diverse
- lock up!
- let's lock up!
- locked up
- locking up
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for lock up:
Synonyms for "lock up":
Related Definitions for "lock up":
Wiktionary Translations for lock up:
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• lock up | → acerrojar; encerrar; recluir | ↔ opsluiten — (overgankelijk) iemand achter slot gevangen zetten |
• lock up | → encerrar | ↔ einsperren — (umgangssprachlich) eine Person gefangensetzen |
• lock up | → apretar | ↔ serrer — Renfermer, ranger, mettre en lieu sûr, à l’abri. (Sens général). |
Wiktionary Translations for lock-up:
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• lock-up | → celda; calabozo; ergástula | ↔ cachot — cellule basse et obscure. |
• lock-up | → prisión; cárcel; celda; calabozo; ergástula; jaula | ↔ prison — endroit clos où enfermer les personnes condamnés à une peine de privation de liberté ou les prévenus en attente de jugement. |