lockbox
/lok-boks/US // ˈlɒkˌbɒks //
锁箱,储物箱,箱子,锁盒
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : a strongbox.
- : a rented post-office box equipped with a lock.
- : Also called lockout box. Television. a closed box, usually fitted with a lock, containing electronic equipment to unscramble cable television pictures for subscribers only: used especially to prevent children from watching programs with explicit sexual content.
Examples
Besides keeping valuables out of sight, Barkman recommends a safe or lockbox for the really important stuff.
Most of us have stories about Cujo-like pets, lost keys and stubborn lockboxes and unusual things we have experienced in the industry.
Playing “find the lockbox” is a rewarding game we play, but like a mouse looking for the cheese, there can be dead ends and pitfalls.
The cable lock passes through both the lockbox body and the camera’s mounting holes, making it very secure.
In the future, I plan to remount the camera with lag bolts using the existing mounting holes provided in the lockbox body.
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