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lock someone out of something
phrasal verb with lockverbuk /lɒk/ us /lɑːk/
to prevent a person or organization from having or being able to take part in something: 阻止（某人或机构）参与
The company risks being locked out of China's booming car market.这家公司有被排除在蓬勃发展的中国汽车市场之外的风险。
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lock sb out of sth | Business English
lock sb out of sth
phrasal verb with lockverbuk /lɒk/us
to prevent a person or organization from having a particular advantage, such as a low price for something:
The company risks being locked out of China's booming car market.
Earn better yields today without locking yourself out of even higher ones next year.
See also
lockout
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