Translation
lock (on a canal or river)
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Word origin
From Old French escluse, from Late Latin exclusa ('shut out'), from excludere.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- exclusa
- English cognates
- sluice, exclude
Grammar
Examples
Panamá.
Ships go through three locks on the Panama Canal.
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The lock raises the ship little by little.
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They opened the lock gates in the morning.
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The new locks are bigger.
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From here you can see how the lock works.
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