Asked by Anonymous

You're locked in with us.
What is meaning of locked in in this sentence.
IS this mean "you are with us"?
Answered by Jen
It could mean you have a contract that you can't break. Example: if you signed to Verizon for a year and wanted to switch to AT&T, Verizon could say "You're locked in with us for the rest of the year", so you would still have to pay for the rest of that year.
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