Definition of double lock in English:

double lock

noun

A type of spring lock which may be used as a deadlock by an extra turn of the key.
Example sentencesExamples
- The house came with locks for all the windows and double locks for the doors.
- To get through a lock took the best part of 5 minutes and at double locks it took 8 minutes.
- His latest invention has a double lock using one nine-levers lock and one seven-levers lock which secure the side and top of the safe door.
- Slowly, I reached out to shut off the ringer on the phone, then went to the door and made sure that all the deadbolts and double locks were securely in place.
- Only I'd forgotten his door had one of those ridiculous double locks with a combination, and I couldn't open it.
- I'm thinking double locks for the front door, maybe stocking up on beer and snacks in case martial law is declared.
- Karl set his toolbox down beside the huge apparatus and flipped the double locks open.
- After the original theft, he had double locks fitted to the aviaries, but this time the thieves virtually ripped the hinges off to reach the birds.
- He has bought a letter-box guard for £35 and now double locks his front door at night.
- Thieves broke into my 80-year-old husband's shed last Thursday and cleaned out all the electrical items - despite double locks on the door.

verb

with object Fasten (a door) with two locks, or with a double lock.
don't forget to double-lock Wayne's door
Example sentencesExamples
- Then I went to the shed, picked up a house brick, smashed the glass on the back door, rejoiced that for once it wasn't double-locked and let myself in.
- Then they heard him enter his apartment, slam and double-lock his door.
- After double-locking the door behind her, you vow to start driving - being around the public is even more of a risk than road traffic accidents.
- ‘I've been so afraid since the explosions that I tell my children to double-lock the doors when they go home alone,’ Lotfi said.
- ‘The front door is double-locked,’ I said in a reassuring tone.
- Patio doors leading into the back gardens from homes are double-locked, says Terry, and gates leading to alleys can be locked too.
- But we are also abandoning red meat, drinking bottled water, double-locking our doors at night and sending our kids out with a crash helmet when they're pedalling the trike around the lawn.
- If not, Ruth had better double lock the doors, as George is likely to show up to bang on them again in a big rage.
- By analogy, when I double lock my front door at night it is not because I believe that my house will be burgled if I do not - even though, as it happens, I do live in a high crime area.
- But the moment the tabloid hack entered, Robby quickly double-locked the door behind him.
- Their doors aren't just closed; they are bolted shut and double-locked, with tiny cracks allowing only for notes to be slipped through.
- The prospector rumbled about a trunk, closing the lid and double-locking it.
- The door is double-locked, with chains and bolts, because behind it lies all manner of secrets.
- When he is gone she double locks the door and puts the chain on.
- He also claims the arresting officer continued to tighten the handcuffs and double-locked them even after he had complained they were hurting him.

Definition of double lock in US English:

double lock

nounˌdəbəl ˈläk

A type of spring lock that may be used as a deadbolt by an extra turn of the key.
Example sentencesExamples
- Only I'd forgotten his door had one of those ridiculous double locks with a combination, and I couldn't open it.
- His latest invention has a double lock using one nine-levers lock and one seven-levers lock which secure the side and top of the safe door.
- Karl set his toolbox down beside the huge apparatus and flipped the double locks open.
- To get through a lock took the best part of 5 minutes and at double locks it took 8 minutes.
- Slowly, I reached out to shut off the ringer on the phone, then went to the door and made sure that all the deadbolts and double locks were securely in place.
- Thieves broke into my 80-year-old husband's shed last Thursday and cleaned out all the electrical items - despite double locks on the door.
- I'm thinking double locks for the front door, maybe stocking up on beer and snacks in case martial law is declared.
- After the original theft, he had double locks fitted to the aviaries, but this time the thieves virtually ripped the hinges off to reach the birds.
- The house came with locks for all the windows and double locks for the doors.
- He has bought a letter-box guard for £35 and now double locks his front door at night.

verbˌdəbəl ˈläk

double-lock

with object Fasten (a door) with two locks, or with a double lock.
don't forget to double-lock Wayne's door
Example sentencesExamples
- After double-locking the door behind her, you vow to start driving - being around the public is even more of a risk than road traffic accidents.
- By analogy, when I double lock my front door at night it is not because I believe that my house will be burgled if I do not - even though, as it happens, I do live in a high crime area.
- When he is gone she double locks the door and puts the chain on.
- He also claims the arresting officer continued to tighten the handcuffs and double-locked them even after he had complained they were hurting him.
- The prospector rumbled about a trunk, closing the lid and double-locking it.
- Then I went to the shed, picked up a house brick, smashed the glass on the back door, rejoiced that for once it wasn't double-locked and let myself in.
- Then they heard him enter his apartment, slam and double-lock his door.
- ‘The front door is double-locked,’ I said in a reassuring tone.
- Patio doors leading into the back gardens from homes are double-locked, says Terry, and gates leading to alleys can be locked too.
- The door is double-locked, with chains and bolts, because behind it lies all manner of secrets.
- Their doors aren't just closed; they are bolted shut and double-locked, with tiny cracks allowing only for notes to be slipped through.
- But the moment the tabloid hack entered, Robby quickly double-locked the door behind him.
- ‘I've been so afraid since the explosions that I tell my children to double-lock the doors when they go home alone,’ Lotfi said.
- But we are also abandoning red meat, drinking bottled water, double-locking our doors at night and sending our kids out with a crash helmet when they're pedalling the trike around the lawn.
- If not, Ruth had better double lock the doors, as George is likely to show up to bang on them again in a big rage.

单词	double lock
释义	Definition of double lock in English: double lock noun A type of spring lock which may be used as a deadlock by an extra turn of the key. Example sentencesExamples The house came with locks for all the windows and double locks for the doors. To get through a lock took the best part of 5 minutes and at double locks it took 8 minutes. His latest invention has a double lock using one nine-levers lock and one seven-levers lock which secure the side and top of the safe door. Slowly, I reached out to shut off the ringer on the phone, then went to the door and made sure that all the deadbolts and double locks were securely in place. Only I'd forgotten his door had one of those ridiculous double locks with a combination, and I couldn't open it. I'm thinking double locks for the front door, maybe stocking up on beer and snacks in case martial law is declared. Karl set his toolbox down beside the huge apparatus and flipped the double locks open. After the original theft, he had double locks fitted to the aviaries, but this time the thieves virtually ripped the hinges off to reach the birds. He has bought a letter-box guard for £35 and now double locks his front door at night. Thieves broke into my 80-year-old husband's shed last Thursday and cleaned out all the electrical items - despite double locks on the door. verb with object Fasten (a door) with two locks, or with a double lock. don't forget to double-lock Wayne's door Example sentencesExamples Then I went to the shed, picked up a house brick, smashed the glass on the back door, rejoiced that for once it wasn't double-locked and let myself in. Then they heard him enter his apartment, slam and double-lock his door. After double-locking the door behind her, you vow to start driving - being around the public is even more of a risk than road traffic accidents. ‘I've been so afraid since the explosions that I tell my children to double-lock the doors when they go home alone,’ Lotfi said. ‘The front door is double-locked,’ I said in a reassuring tone. Patio doors leading into the back gardens from homes are double-locked, says Terry, and gates leading to alleys can be locked too. But we are also abandoning red meat, drinking bottled water, double-locking our doors at night and sending our kids out with a crash helmet when they're pedalling the trike around the lawn. If not, Ruth had better double lock the doors, as George is likely to show up to bang on them again in a big rage. By analogy, when I double lock my front door at night it is not because I believe that my house will be burgled if I do not - even though, as it happens, I do live in a high crime area. But the moment the tabloid hack entered, Robby quickly double-locked the door behind him. Their doors aren't just closed; they are bolted shut and double-locked, with tiny cracks allowing only for notes to be slipped through. The prospector rumbled about a trunk, closing the lid and double-locking it. The door is double-locked, with chains and bolts, because behind it lies all manner of secrets. When he is gone she double locks the door and puts the chain on. He also claims the arresting officer continued to tighten the handcuffs and double-locked them even after he had complained they were hurting him. Definition of double lock in US English: double lock nounˌdəbəl ˈläk A type of spring lock that may be used as a deadbolt by an extra turn of the key. Example sentencesExamples Only I'd forgotten his door had one of those ridiculous double locks with a combination, and I couldn't open it. His latest invention has a double lock using one nine-levers lock and one seven-levers lock which secure the side and top of the safe door. Karl set his toolbox down beside the huge apparatus and flipped the double locks open. To get through a lock took the best part of 5 minutes and at double locks it took 8 minutes. Slowly, I reached out to shut off the ringer on the phone, then went to the door and made sure that all the deadbolts and double locks were securely in place. Thieves broke into my 80-year-old husband's shed last Thursday and cleaned out all the electrical items - despite double locks on the door. I'm thinking double locks for the front door, maybe stocking up on beer and snacks in case martial law is declared. After the original theft, he had double locks fitted to the aviaries, but this time the thieves virtually ripped the hinges off to reach the birds. The house came with locks for all the windows and double locks for the doors. He has bought a letter-box guard for £35 and now double locks his front door at night. verbˌdəbəl ˈläk double-lock with object Fasten (a door) with two locks, or with a double lock. don't forget to double-lock Wayne's door Example sentencesExamples After double-locking the door behind her, you vow to start driving - being around the public is even more of a risk than road traffic accidents. By analogy, when I double lock my front door at night it is not because I believe that my house will be burgled if I do not - even though, as it happens, I do live in a high crime area. When he is gone she double locks the door and puts the chain on. He also claims the arresting officer continued to tighten the handcuffs and double-locked them even after he had complained they were hurting him. The prospector rumbled about a trunk, closing the lid and double-locking it. Then I went to the shed, picked up a house brick, smashed the glass on the back door, rejoiced that for once it wasn't double-locked and let myself in. Then they heard him enter his apartment, slam and double-lock his door. ‘The front door is double-locked,’ I said in a reassuring tone. Patio doors leading into the back gardens from homes are double-locked, says Terry, and gates leading to alleys can be locked too. The door is double-locked, with chains and bolts, because behind it lies all manner of secrets. Their doors aren't just closed; they are bolted shut and double-locked, with tiny cracks allowing only for notes to be slipped through. But the moment the tabloid hack entered, Robby quickly double-locked the door behind him. ‘I've been so afraid since the explosions that I tell my children to double-lock the doors when they go home alone,’ Lotfi said. But we are also abandoning red meat, drinking bottled water, double-locking our doors at night and sending our kids out with a crash helmet when they're pedalling the trike around the lawn. If not, Ruth had better double lock the doors, as George is likely to show up to bang on them again in a big rage.
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