What does "Lock on" mean? When we are getting close to our sales target, my colleague said that.
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To lock onto something is usually used in the sense of aiming a weapon and focusing on a specific target. Here it means to focus on achieving the sales goal.
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This isn't a very common thing to say in English, and it doesn't make much sense to me (a native). Like Susan612 said below, he probably means to focus.
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