Seatbelt Meaning in English

word

US

ˈsitˌbɛɫt

SEET-belt

UK

sˈiːtbɛlt

SEET-belt

التعريف

A strap in a car, airplane, or other vehicle that you fasten around yourself to keep you safe in case of an accident.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Seatbelt' is a countable noun, usually used in the singular for one person's restraint, and often paired with the verb 'fasten', 'wear', or 'buckle.' In British English 'seat belt' is also common. Common phrases: 'buckle up,' 'forget to wear your seatbelt.'

• Spanish: cinturón de seguridad
• Portuguese (BR): cinto de segurança
• Portuguese (PT): cinto de segurança
• Chinese (Simplified): 安全带
• Chinese (Traditional): 安全帶
• Hindi: सीट बेल्ट
• Arabic: حزام الأمان
• Bengali: সিটবেল্ট
• Russian: ремень безопасности
• Japanese: シートベルト
• Vietnamese: dây an toàn
• Korean: 안전벨트
• Turkish: emniyet kemeri
• Urdu: سیٹ بیلٹ
• Indonesian: sabuk pengaman

جمل نموذجية

Please put on your seatbelt before we start driving.

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The seatbelt kept her safe during the accident.

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Children should always use a seatbelt in the car.

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Don't forget to buckle your seatbelt before we hit the road.

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It feels weird to sit in the back without a seatbelt now.

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My car keeps beeping until I fasten my seatbelt.

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