In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
Translation of lock up in Spanish:
lock up
guardar bajo llave, v.
phrasal verb
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1.1
(valuables) guardar bajo llave(person) encerrar1.2
(house/shop) cerrar con llave1.3
(capital) atarmy money is locked up in the business — mi dinero está atado / metido en el negocio1.4US informal (make sure of)
asegurarhe has the appointment locked up — tiene el nombramiento en el bote informal
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cerrar (con llave)
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