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to lock in
[phrase form: lock]
01
to shut someone or oneself in a place by locking the door
02
to secure something tightly in place, preventing leakage, loss, or alteration
03
to make something fixed or certain, preventing it from changing
lock in
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Example
The hostages were locked in a cell with no means of escape.
The prisoner was locked in a small cell for 24 hours a day.
The investor locked in a favorable exchange rate for their currency transaction, ensuring a predictable outcome.
The negotiators locked in the terms of the agreement, preventing further disputes or alterations.
The company locked in the price of their product for a year, providing customers with price certainty.
