Definition of D-lock in English:

D-lock

noun

单词	D-lock
释义	Definition of D-lock in English: D-lock noun A mechanism used to secure a bicycle or motorbike when parked, consisting of a U-shaped bar which is locked to a crosspiece of solid metal. Example sentencesExamples It is best to lock them in a garage or shed or if you are going to leave them out in a garden secure them with a D-lock. I'm worried that the next time some chav cuts me up, I'll lose it and remove their wing mirror with my D-lock. The blockade caused chaos on the A59 as protesters, using D-locks, tripods and chains, closed and bolted the two side entrance gates. When you're out and about, shackle locks, also known as D-locks, are good for fixing your moped to street furniture, such as lamp posts. I screamed some very rude words and put the hammer down, trying to catch him so I could break his windscreen with my D-lock.
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