lockdown

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• UK: /ˈlɒkˌdaʊn/
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• US: /ˈlɑkˌdaʊn/
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Deverbal from lock down.

100 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: staat van inperking — confinement of people as a security measure
• Afrikaans: grendeltoestan — confinement of people as a security measure
• Arabic: إغْلَاق (ʔiḡlāq) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Basque: konfinamendu — confinement of people as a security measure
• Belarusian: лакда́ўн (lakdáwn) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Belarusian: ізаля́цыя (izaljácyja) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Bengali: অবরুদ্ধকরণ (oboruddhokron) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Catalan: confinament — confinement of people as a security measure
• Catalan: tancament — confinement of people as a security measure
• Chinese: 禁區 /禁区 (zh-min-nan) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Chinese Mandarin: 封城 (fēngchéng) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Chinese Mandarin: 行動限制 /行动限制 — confinement of people as a security measure
• Czech: uzamčení — confinement of people as a security measure
• Czech: uzávěra — confinement of people as a security measure
• Czech: lockdown — confinement of people as a security measure
• Danish: nedlukning — confinement of people as a security measure
• Dutch: lockdown — confinement of people as a security measure
• Esperanto: enfermado — confinement of people as a security measure
• Esperanto: enŝloso — confinement of people as a security measure
• Finnish: eristäminen — confinement of people as a security measure
• Finnish: sulkeminen — confinement of people as a security measure
• Finnish: aresti — confinement of people as a security measure
• Finnish: ulkonaliikkumiskielto — confinement of people as a security measure
• Finnish: sulkutoimi — confinement of people as a security measure
• French: confinement — confinement of people as a security measure
• French: enfermement — confinement of people as a security measure
• French: verrouillage — confinement of people as a security measure
• Galician: confinamento — confinement of people as a security measure
• Galician: peche — confinement of people as a security measure
• Georgian: ლოკდაუნი (loḳdauni) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Georgian: იზოლაცია (izolacia) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Georgian: კარანტინი (ḳaranṭini) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Georgian: კომენდანტის საათი (ḳomendanṭis saati) — confinement of people as a security measure
• German: Lockdown — confinement of people as a security measure
• German: Ausgangssperre — confinement of people as a security measure
• German: Abriegelung — confinement of people as a security measure
• Greek: λοκντάουν (lokntáoun) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Hebrew: סֶגֶר (séger) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Hindi: तालाबंदी (tālābandī) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Hindi: लॉकडाउन (lŏkḍāun) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Hungarian: zárlat — confinement of people as a security measure
• Hungarian: vesztegzár — confinement of people as a security measure
• Hungarian: karantén — confinement of people as a security measure
• Hungarian: kijárási korlátozás — confinement of people as a security measure
• Icelandic: útgöngubann — confinement of people as a security measure
• Indonesian: karantina wilayah — confinement of people as a security measure
• Indonesian: kuncitara — confinement of people as a security measure
• Interlingua: confinamento — confinement of people as a security measure
• Interlingua: lockdown — confinement of people as a security measure
• Irish: dianghlasáil — confinement of people as a security measure
• Italian: confinamento — confinement of people as a security measure
• Italian: lockdown — confinement of people as a security measure
• Japanese: ロックダウン (rokkudaun) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Japanese: 都市封鎖 (toshi fūsa) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Korean: 락다운 (rakdaun) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Korean: 폐쇄 (pyeswae) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Korean: 제재 (jejae) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Macedonian: затво́рање (zatvóranje) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Macedonian: изола́ција (izolácija) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Malay: sekatan pergerakan — confinement of people as a security measure
• Malayalam: അടച്ചിടൽ (aṭacciṭal) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Malayalam: ലോക്ക്ഡൗൺ (lōkkḍauṇ) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Māori: rāhuitanga — confinement of people as a security measure
• Marathi: टाळेबंदी (ṭāḷebandī) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Nepali: बन्दाबन्दी (bandābandī) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Norwegian Bokmål: nedleggelse — confinement of people as a security measure
• Norwegian Bokmål: nedlegging — confinement of people as a security measure
• Norwegian Bokmål: nedstengning — confinement of people as a security measure
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nedlegging — confinement of people as a security measure
• Persian: شهربندان (šahrbandân) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Polish: lockdown — confinement of people as a security measure
• Portuguese: confinamento — confinement of people as a security measure
• Portuguese: bloqueio total — confinement of people as a security measure
• Romanian: lockdown — confinement of people as a security measure
• Russian: локда́ун (lokdáun) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Russian: изоля́ция (izoljácija) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Russian: самоизоля́ция (samoizoljácija) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Scottish Gaelic: glasadh-sluaigh — confinement of people as a security measure
• Serbo-Croatian: изола́ција — confinement of people as a security measure
• Serbo-Croatian: затваранје — confinement of people as a security measure
• Serbo-Croatian: izolácija — confinement of people as a security measure
• Serbo-Croatian: zatvaranje — confinement of people as a security measure
• Spanish: encerramiento — confinement of people as a security measure
• Spanish: enclaustramiento — confinement of people as a security measure
• Spanish: cierre de emergencia — confinement of people as a security measure
• Swahili: kifungo — confinement of people as a security measure
• Swedish: nedstängning — confinement of people as a security measure
• Tamil: பொது முடக்கம் (potu muṭakkam) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Telugu: లాక్ డౌన్ (lāk ḍaun) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Thai: ล็อกดาวน์ (lɔ́k-daao) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Tongan: fakataputapui — confinement of people as a security measure
• Turkish: kapanma — confinement of people as a security measure
• Turkish: sokağa çıkma kısıtlaması — confinement of people as a security measure
• Turkish: karantina — confinement of people as a security measure
• Ukrainian: локда́ун (lokdáun) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Ukrainian: ізоля́ція (izoljácija) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Urdu: تالابندی (tālābandī) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Urdu: لاک ڈاؤن (lāk ḍāun) — confinement of people as a security measure
• Welsh: cyfnod clo — confinement of people as a security measure
• Welsh: clofa — confinement of people as a security measure