lock on

lock on (to) (someone or something)

1. To become able to automatically track and target someone or something. We've locked on the enemy ship, sir. Permission to fire? The fighter jet had locked on to us, so there was no option except to eject.2. To fix one's gaze onto someone or something; to stare at someone or something with intensity. He locked on to a wealthy businessman on the other side of the bar who looked like the perfect target for his scam.3. To fasten, attach, or grab onto someone or something, especially with great speed or intensity. He locked on to the suitcase and refused to let go. My son locked on to my leg when the man came up to talk to us.See also: 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

lock on

i. One of the operating modes of most air-interception radar. When the pencil beam, after having searched and found the target, remains pointing at the target and continues tracking it automatically, it is said to “lock on.”
ii. In phase-lock radio receivers, to adjust the frequency of the voltage-controlled oscillation to the point where it is controlled by the signal power from the detector.

单词	lock on
释义	lock on lock on Signifies that a tracking or target-seeking system is continuously and automatically tracking a target in one or more coordinates (e.g., range, bearing, elevation). Translations lock on lock on (to) (someone or something) 1. To become able to automatically track and target someone or something. We've locked on the enemy ship, sir. Permission to fire? The fighter jet had locked on to us, so there was no option except to eject.2. To fix one's gaze onto someone or something; to stare at someone or something with intensity. He locked on to a wealthy businessman on the other side of the bar who looked like the perfect target for his scam.3. To fasten, attach, or grab onto someone or something, especially with great speed or intensity. He locked on to the suitcase and refused to let go. My son locked on to my leg when the man came up to talk to us.See also: 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 lock on lock on i. One of the operating modes of most air-interception radar. When the pencil beam, after having searched and found the target, remains pointing at the target and continues tracking it automatically, it is said to “lock on.” ii. In phase-lock radio receivers, to adjust the frequency of the voltage-controlled oscillation to the point where it is controlled by the signal power from the detector.
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