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locker
- IPA[ˈlɒkə]
英式
- a small lockable cupboard or compartment, typically as one of a number placed together for public use, e.g. in schools or railway stations.；a chest or compartment on a ship or boat for clothes, stores, equipment, or ammunition.
noun: locker, plural noun: lockers
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- 1. a small lockable cupboard or compartment, typically as one of a number placed together for public use, e.g. in schools or railway stations.
- ▪ a chest or compartment on a ship or boat for clothes, stores, equipment, or ammunition.
- 2. a device that locks something.
- a room containing lockers for the storage of personal belongings, especially in schools or ...
- regarded as characteristic of or suited to a men's locker room, especially as being coarse ... locker-room humor
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- a room containing lockers, especially a sports changing room.
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- a refrigerated room for storing meat: the beef is aged by hanging either the entire carcass or large chunks of it in a meat locker
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- a refrigerated room for storing meat: the beef is aged by hanging either the entire carcass or large chunks of it in a meat locker
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- an internet service that allows registered users to access music, movies, videos, photographs, ...
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- an overhead compartment for stowing luggage on an aircraft, bus, or train: I quickly collected my hand baggage from the overhead locker
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- an overhead compartment for stowing luggage on an aircraft, coach, or train: I quickly collected my hand baggage from the overhead locker
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- the bottom of the sea, especially regarded as the grave of those drowned at sea: the reef will consign us all to Davy Jones's locker
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- IPA[ˈläkər]
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- a small lockable closet or compartment, typically as one of a number placed together for public ...
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