locker
11locker — ↑easy …
12locker — small chest that can be locked, late 14c., agent noun from M.E. lokken (see LOCK (Cf. lock) (v.)). Earlier a mechanism for locking (early 14c.) …
13locker — locker, lämpe …
14locker — (izg. lòker) m DEFINICIJA pom. u pomorskom prijevozu naziv za zatvoreno i zaključano skladište za vredniji teret ETIMOLOGIJA engl …
15locker — [n] compartment cabinet, chest, closet, trunk; concept 440 …
16locker — ► NOUN ▪ a small lockable cupboard or compartment, typically one in a row of several …
17locker — [läk′ər] n. 1. a person or thing that locks 2. a) a chest, closet, compartment, drawer, etc., usually of metal, which can be fastened with a lock, esp. such a container for individual or specified use ☆ b) FOOTLOCKER ☆ 3. a large compartment, as… …
18Locker — The term locker may refer to one of the following:* Various kinds of storage compartment or container, some varying widely; the most common kind of locker, as found in staffrooms or locker rooms, is described in Locker (cabinet). * A storage unit …
19locker — lax; leger; unbeschwert; entspannt; gelöst; ruhig; ungezwungen; unbesorgt; sorglos; geruhsam; gefasst; gleichmütig; …
20locker — lọ·cker Adj; 1 nicht gut befestigt ≈ lose, wackelig ↔ fest <ein Zahn, eine Schraube, ein Nagel, ein Knopf>: Seit seinem Unfall sind bei ihm zwei Zähne locker 2 <eine Masse, ein Material> so, dass viele kleine Löcher (Zwischenräume)… …
