lock on



lock on (to someone or something)

to fasten or grab onto someone or something. She locked onto the child and wouldn't leave his side for an instant. I saw the thing 1wanted and locked on.
See also: lock, on

lock on

v.
1. To aim something at a moving target so as to follow it automatically: The pilot locked the heat-seeking missile on its target.
2. To stare at someone or something intently; fix one's gaze on someone or something: The detective's eyes locked on the suspicious package under the desk.
See also: lock, on

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Cain[kein]
Mathildamə-TIL-də (English, Swedish)English, Swedish, Ancient Germanic
Laurette-French
Militsa-Medieval Slavic
BİLal-Turkish
ZezÉ-Portuguese