locking-in — the act of securing or fixing something in a particular position or state
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the act of securing or fixing something in a particular position or state
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈlɑːkɪŋ ɪn/
Korean meaning: 특정 위치나 상태로 고정하거나 잠그는 행위
Korean pronunciation: **라**킹 인
Example Sentences
- The gym's locking-in policy means you can't cancel your membership for a whole year - it's like Hotel California but with dumbbells!
- The mortgage locking-in secured a 3% interest rate for the next five years.
- His phone plan had a sneaky locking-in clause - apparently 'unlimited' also meant 'un-cancellable'!
locking-in
NOUN//ˈlɑːkɪŋ ɪn//
the act of securing or fixing something in a particular position or state

a construction worker carefully clicks a metal carabiner into a secure anchor point on a steel beam. The worker tests the connection by pulling firmly on the safety rope attached to the carabiner. The carabiner's locking mechanism engages with a satisfying click, creating an unbreakable connection. The safety rope becomes taut and stable, no longer able to detach from the anchor point. Other workers nearby nod approvingly as they see the secure connection established. A safety supervisor points to the locked carabiner as an example of proper procedure. the act of securing or fixing something in a particular position or state
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Locking-in while sparks are shocking-in, debris blocking-in!
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Origin
동사 'lock'에서 파생된 복합명사로, 'lock'은 고대 영어 'loc'(잠그다)에서 유래되었고, '-ing'은 행위나 과정을 나타내는 접미사입니다.
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“The gym's locking-in policy means you can't cancel your membership for a whole year - it's like Hotel California but with dumbbells!”
“The mortgage locking-in secured a 3% interest rate for the next five years.”
“His phone plan had a sneaky locking-in clause - apparently 'unlimited' also meant 'un-cancellable'!”
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