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20 January
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Please show me example sentences with lock down . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with lock down . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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- English (US)
Many countries are going into lockdown to help curb the spread of covid 19.
Lockdown measures have caused a lot of mental health issues.
We will be having a lockdown drill at 1pm today.
The xyz region will be going into lockdown in one week.
The entire school was put on lockdown after an unknown source claimed a bomb was on the premises.
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Many countries are going into lockdown to help curb the spread of covid 19.
Lockdown measures have caused a lot of mental health issues.
We will be having a lockdown drill at 1pm today.
The xyz region will be going into lockdown in one week.
The entire school was put on lockdown after an unknown source claimed a bomb was on the premises.
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@beanbandit Wow. Thank you so much!
Is it ok to say “The government should lock down Tokyo.”?
Is it ok to say “The government should lock down Tokyo.”?
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@Dapanda You could say "The government should put tokyo on lockdown"
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- Simplified Chinese (China) Near fluent
The school was locked down.
Our building was shut down due to the flood.
Lock down emergency procedures
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@Dapanda
1.) Lock down, as in a safety precaution schools and businesses use when there’s danger:
This is a lock down; please remain inside your classrooms.
No one is allowed in or out of the building during the lockdown.
We have received reports of a suspicious person outside the building; we will remain in lockdown until further notice.
2.) Lock down, as in to secure something/someone:
He is too good to be true; I need to lock him down before someone else does.
3.) Lock down, as in having the capability to do something (you can do it, you’ve got this):
Girl, don’t worry about a thing; we’ve got it on lock down!
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