lockdown 的定义
- the confining of prisoners to their cells, as following a riot or other disturbance: The prison lockdown continues, more than three weeks after the death of a guard.
- a security measure taken during an emergency to prevent people from leaving or entering a building or other location: The school remains under lockdown due to police activity in the area.The governor implemented a statewide lockdown to slow the spread of the virus—residents may not leave their homes for nonessential activities.The army base was on lockdown after a report of shots fired.
- a freeze or pause: Banks aren’t lending during this credit lockdown.
lockdown 近义词
等同于 solitary confinement
lockdown 的近义词 4 个
更多lockdown例句
- Many people have found it easier than expected and a real lifeline in lockdown.
- Covid-19-induced lockdowns were expected to take a toll on India’s economy, like anywhere else.
- Now the PPP funds have run out, and we’re well into month six of a lockdown that doesn’t show signs of ending anytime soon.
- Emissions plummeted worldwide when countries went into lockdown in the spring, and cities have since been implementing new measures to keep pollution down and get people to be more active and environmentally conscious.
- A nationwide lockdown plunged the economy into its worst recession since World War Two and activity isn’t expected to return to pre-crisis levels until the end of next year at the earliest.
- Hence, I suspect, the panic, the lockdown, the capitulation.
- When it hits your city, be ready to lockdown your house and banish outside family members, they seem to suggest.
- Police put the school in lockdown and searched the classrooms and lockers, with no result.
- But thanks to the security lockdown, the project proved more difficult than the band expected.
- How did Noujaim get her cameras into a country in the middle of a military lockdown?