interlock (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ˌɪn.tərˈlɒk/
Definition
To fit together or connect closely, often in a way that allows movement or provides support.
Examples
The interlocking pieces of the puzzle finally clicked into place.
The safety features are designed to interlock, preventing operation if any part is not secured.
The two companies decided to interlock their operations to share resources.
How to Use interlock
- interlock with (prepositional phrase)
- To connect or fit together with something else. — "The new system is designed to interlock with the existing infrastructure."
- interlock operations (collocation)
- To connect or combine the business activities or functions of different entities. — "The two airlines planned to interlock operations to improve efficiency."
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