Definition of self-locking in English:

self-locking

adjectivesɛlfˈlɒkɪŋ

Locking itself shut or in a fixed position.
自动锁定的；自动关闭的
self-locking screws
自锁螺丝。
Example sentencesExamples
- All skins, but not products, must have a self-locking, tamper-resistant tag attached.
- So far we have managed to hold things more or less together, with the promise of our own proprietary self-locking tie and application tool, available later this year.
- Although I have tried the various designs of self-locking floats on the market I have not found one that I am happy with, but such a system would be an ideal alternative method.
- Keep your cameras packed in self-locking plastic bags that contain a large supply of desiccant (silica gel packets are available at most camera shops).
- As for locking caribiners, you have a choice of self-locking or screw-lock.
- The seating section can be rolled underneath the backrest and between the armrests, while the sofa's feet have a self-locking, sliding mechanism that allows the depth of the seating to be varied according to individual preference.
- Cows were maintained in open dry-lot pens with self-locking head stanchions along a flat concrete feed line.
- Other safety features include self-locking stabilizers and captive latches on the tower support.
- They're not only self-locking but also re-usable during service without damage to the nut or stud.
- Choose a gate with a self-locking catch and check that it will fit your stairway.
- Doors that open directly into a dwelling unit must have a self-closer and latch but no self-locking hardware.
- That means you'll want self-locking gates on your fence, as well as alarms on back door sliders, and even the pool's surface.
- There is a viscous coupling in the front axle, a self-locking differential in the rear and the whole thing alters torque seamlessly from front to rear as required.
- A heavy-duty, self-locking brass hook replaces the present open-ended hook that secures the top pivot point of the scabbard.

Definition of self-locking in US English:

self-locking

adjectiveˈˌself ˈläkiNG

Locking itself shut or in a fixed position.
自动锁定的；自动关闭的
self-locking screws
自锁螺丝。
Example sentencesExamples
- The seating section can be rolled underneath the backrest and between the armrests, while the sofa's feet have a self-locking, sliding mechanism that allows the depth of the seating to be varied according to individual preference.
- They're not only self-locking but also re-usable during service without damage to the nut or stud.
- As for locking caribiners, you have a choice of self-locking or screw-lock.
- Cows were maintained in open dry-lot pens with self-locking head stanchions along a flat concrete feed line.
- All skins, but not products, must have a self-locking, tamper-resistant tag attached.
- Although I have tried the various designs of self-locking floats on the market I have not found one that I am happy with, but such a system would be an ideal alternative method.
- That means you'll want self-locking gates on your fence, as well as alarms on back door sliders, and even the pool's surface.
- There is a viscous coupling in the front axle, a self-locking differential in the rear and the whole thing alters torque seamlessly from front to rear as required.
- Other safety features include self-locking stabilizers and captive latches on the tower support.
- So far we have managed to hold things more or less together, with the promise of our own proprietary self-locking tie and application tool, available later this year.
- Choose a gate with a self-locking catch and check that it will fit your stairway.
- A heavy-duty, self-locking brass hook replaces the present open-ended hook that secures the top pivot point of the scabbard.
- Doors that open directly into a dwelling unit must have a self-closer and latch but no self-locking hardware.
- Keep your cameras packed in self-locking plastic bags that contain a large supply of desiccant (silica gel packets are available at most camera shops).

词汇	self-locking
释义	Definition of self-locking in English: self-locking adjectivesɛlfˈlɒkɪŋ Locking itself shut or in a fixed position. 自动锁定的；自动关闭的 self-locking screws 自锁螺丝。 Example sentencesExamples All skins, but not products, must have a self-locking, tamper-resistant tag attached. So far we have managed to hold things more or less together, with the promise of our own proprietary self-locking tie and application tool, available later this year. Although I have tried the various designs of self-locking floats on the market I have not found one that I am happy with, but such a system would be an ideal alternative method. Keep your cameras packed in self-locking plastic bags that contain a large supply of desiccant (silica gel packets are available at most camera shops). As for locking caribiners, you have a choice of self-locking or screw-lock. The seating section can be rolled underneath the backrest and between the armrests, while the sofa's feet have a self-locking, sliding mechanism that allows the depth of the seating to be varied according to individual preference. Cows were maintained in open dry-lot pens with self-locking head stanchions along a flat concrete feed line. Other safety features include self-locking stabilizers and captive latches on the tower support. They're not only self-locking but also re-usable during service without damage to the nut or stud. Choose a gate with a self-locking catch and check that it will fit your stairway. Doors that open directly into a dwelling unit must have a self-closer and latch but no self-locking hardware. That means you'll want self-locking gates on your fence, as well as alarms on back door sliders, and even the pool's surface. There is a viscous coupling in the front axle, a self-locking differential in the rear and the whole thing alters torque seamlessly from front to rear as required. A heavy-duty, self-locking brass hook replaces the present open-ended hook that secures the top pivot point of the scabbard. Definition of self-locking in US English: self-locking adjectiveˈˌself ˈläkiNG Locking itself shut or in a fixed position. 自动锁定的；自动关闭的 self-locking screws 自锁螺丝。 Example sentencesExamples The seating section can be rolled underneath the backrest and between the armrests, while the sofa's feet have a self-locking, sliding mechanism that allows the depth of the seating to be varied according to individual preference. They're not only self-locking but also re-usable during service without damage to the nut or stud. As for locking caribiners, you have a choice of self-locking or screw-lock. Cows were maintained in open dry-lot pens with self-locking head stanchions along a flat concrete feed line. All skins, but not products, must have a self-locking, tamper-resistant tag attached. Although I have tried the various designs of self-locking floats on the market I have not found one that I am happy with, but such a system would be an ideal alternative method. That means you'll want self-locking gates on your fence, as well as alarms on back door sliders, and even the pool's surface. There is a viscous coupling in the front axle, a self-locking differential in the rear and the whole thing alters torque seamlessly from front to rear as required. Other safety features include self-locking stabilizers and captive latches on the tower support. So far we have managed to hold things more or less together, with the promise of our own proprietary self-locking tie and application tool, available later this year. Choose a gate with a self-locking catch and check that it will fit your stairway. A heavy-duty, self-locking brass hook replaces the present open-ended hook that secures the top pivot point of the scabbard. Doors that open directly into a dwelling unit must have a self-closer and latch but no self-locking hardware. Keep your cameras packed in self-locking plastic bags that contain a large supply of desiccant (silica gel packets are available at most camera shops).
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