lock into
Upper Intermediate (B2)neutral
To fix someone into a situation, agreement, or position that is hard to get out of.
"The two-year deal locked the company into paying a minimum monthly fee regardless of usage."
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100 Mysteries That Science HAS Explained — Fall Asleep to Science
Sleepy Science Channel · 39:05
to lock into that neat crystalline structure.
Open Source Friday with Remotion
GitHub · 50:16
could lock into and to like really
Stuff Made Here reacts to Lock Picking Lawyer beatdown
Stuff Made Here 2 · 6:49
those pins then lock into place and rotate
The Stress Expert: Your Brain is Like a Phone Battery! (9 Ways to Instantly Recharge)
Jay Shetty Podcast · 47:46
I know what I have to lock into.
Do NOT Let This Fish Bite You! (Sea Lamprey vs. Coyote) & MORE!
Brave Wilderness Top Videos · 3:50
They use those teeth to lock into place.