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Definition of unbolt in English: unboltverbʌnˈbəʊltˌənˈboʊlt [with object]Open (a door or window) by drawing back a bolt. 打开（门，窗）的闩 he ran down the stairs and unbolted the heavy wooden door Example sentencesExamples - I was surprised they didn't call a locksmith to come unbolt my door from its hinges.
- He says he was bitten as he tried to unbolt a gate to get the dogs out.
- I unbolted the door and walked to the broken kitchen door.
- He folded the schedule up neatly and put it in one of the pockets sewn into his cloak before unbolting the door and opening it.
- Fibbers' sudden demise had caught us out, but the staff did unbolt the doors and let one get changed inside.
- Nonetheless, I looked through the peephole before unbolting the door to admit Duncan.
- He unbolted the door and stepped out.
- I finally succeeded unbolting the gate at last and with big heave of satisfaction I turned to the little boy.
- His eyes were downcast as he stepped over to unbolt the gate.
- I shouted; hoping that anyone - anyone inside would have the sense to assist in unbolting the door.
- Sarah Robinson, from Selby, has joined the custodial team at the tower and one of her first jobs has been to unbolt the door to the medieval chapel, which lies above the entrance to the tower.
- Similarly, scared by the fire alarm, the heroine decides to ‘unbar, unbolt, unlock, and open’ the door and cross the space that separates her from Lovelace.
- She quickly unbolted the front door and opened it causing the fog to race into the house.
- The task of unbolting the door to the medieval chapel at Clifford's Tower has fallen to history graduate Sarah Robinson, who is set to help visitors explore its fascinating past.
- Suddenly, she heard the tell-tale sound of the cell door being unbolted; turning, Julianna watched as it swung open sluggishly, a trio of guards waiting in the doorway.
- ‘This ability ‘, Doyle stated publicly, ‘to unbolt locked doors is undoubtedly due to Houdini's mediumistic powers and not to any normal operation of the lock.’
- The other maid, Jane, rushed to unbolt it, struggling to pull the heavy doors toward her.
- People were locked in the Loo, unable to unbolt the door.
- Mr Whitelaw used his mobile to call police, and they were on the scene within minutes - unbolting the cupboard door and freeing him unharmed.
- Only, Andy didn't unbolt the door like I said to, which made me start to worry, not only about him, but also about me, for who knew how long I could actually stay here without getting killed.
Synonyms unfasten, unbutton, unhook, untie, unlace
Definition of unbolt in US English: unboltverbˌənˈboʊltˌənˈbōlt [with object]Open (a door or window) by drawing back a bolt. 打开（门，窗）的闩 he ran down the stairs and unbolted the heavy wooden door Example sentencesExamples - The other maid, Jane, rushed to unbolt it, struggling to pull the heavy doors toward her.
- Only, Andy didn't unbolt the door like I said to, which made me start to worry, not only about him, but also about me, for who knew how long I could actually stay here without getting killed.
- People were locked in the Loo, unable to unbolt the door.
- He unbolted the door and stepped out.
- He says he was bitten as he tried to unbolt a gate to get the dogs out.
- I was surprised they didn't call a locksmith to come unbolt my door from its hinges.
- The task of unbolting the door to the medieval chapel at Clifford's Tower has fallen to history graduate Sarah Robinson, who is set to help visitors explore its fascinating past.
- I shouted; hoping that anyone - anyone inside would have the sense to assist in unbolting the door.
- ‘This ability ‘, Doyle stated publicly, ‘to unbolt locked doors is undoubtedly due to Houdini's mediumistic powers and not to any normal operation of the lock.’
- Similarly, scared by the fire alarm, the heroine decides to ‘unbar, unbolt, unlock, and open’ the door and cross the space that separates her from Lovelace.
- She quickly unbolted the front door and opened it causing the fog to race into the house.
- Mr Whitelaw used his mobile to call police, and they were on the scene within minutes - unbolting the cupboard door and freeing him unharmed.
- I unbolted the door and walked to the broken kitchen door.
- Sarah Robinson, from Selby, has joined the custodial team at the tower and one of her first jobs has been to unbolt the door to the medieval chapel, which lies above the entrance to the tower.
- Nonetheless, I looked through the peephole before unbolting the door to admit Duncan.
- He folded the schedule up neatly and put it in one of the pockets sewn into his cloak before unbolting the door and opening it.
- I finally succeeded unbolting the gate at last and with big heave of satisfaction I turned to the little boy.
- Suddenly, she heard the tell-tale sound of the cell door being unbolted; turning, Julianna watched as it swung open sluggishly, a trio of guards waiting in the doorway.
- His eyes were downcast as he stepped over to unbolt the gate.
- Fibbers' sudden demise had caught us out, but the staff did unbolt the doors and let one get changed inside.
Synonyms unfasten, unbutton, unhook, untie, unlace
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