The phrase "to have it on lock" means to have something fully under control, secured, or mastered, leaving little to no risk of failure. The structure is a metaphor where "lock" implies something is securely fixed or controlled. It is informal slang commonly used in everyday speech, sports, and work contexts to describe confidence in handling a task, skill, or situation effectively.

What does "to have it on lock" mean in slang?

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Définition et signification de « have it on lock » en anglais

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