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[ UK /lˈɒkʌp/ ]
[ US /ˈɫɑˌkəp/ ]
NOUN
  1. the act of locking something up to protect it
  2. jail in a local police station

How To Use lockup In A Sentence

  • The robbery suspect broke away from the lockup.
  • He's been an occasional patron of the county lockup too, in case you hadn't heard. SOMETHING IN THE WATER
  • Random reboots, unexplained lockups, corrupted displays and drives or other devices that mysteriously stop working all could be caused by a bad power supply.
  • He's been an occasional patron of the county lockup too, in case you hadn't heard. SOMETHING IN THE WATER
  • We have had unexplained lockups, however, on all the servers, in which the console becomes locked and the machine has to be hard reset.
  • As operating outside of these limits, i.e. the CPU getting too hot, will quickly cause the system to display erratic behavior such as lockups, freezes, random reboots but can also cause the CPU to become defective.
  • `So would I. We'll let her get used to lockup tonight, then see if she wants to deal. SILENT JOE
  • Going any higher than these speeds would cause image degradation and system lockups.
  • Installation and operation on both machines was flawless - no lockups, no incompatibilities, and no instabilities.
  • You learned to save your work every few minutes in dry weather, because resets and lockups were a regular occurrence.
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