fasten (on) (Meaning)

fasten (on)

to direct (something, such as one's eyes or attention) to (something)

The hiker fastened on his backpack securely before embarking on the treacherous trail.
She fastened on her seatbelt as the plane prepared for takeoff.
The mechanic fastened on the lug nuts with precision, ensuring the safety of the vehicle.
The sailor fastened on the sails to the mast, preparing the boat for the journey.
The jewel thief fastened on the stolen necklace, concealing it beneath his clothing.
The surgeon fastened on the bandage, covering the wound and promoting healing.
She fastened on her earrings with trembling hands, adding a touch of elegance to her appearance.
The craftsman fastened on the handle to the tool, completing the project with meticulous care.
The firefighter fastened on his helmet before entering the burning building, protecting his head from the intense heat.
The mother fastened on her baby's car seat, ensuring her child's safety during the car ride.

to direct (something, such as one's eyes or attention) to (something)

secure,latch (on or onto), fist, grip, clutch, spirit (away or off), grasp,clasp, mesh, corner

miss, drop, discharge, loosen,free, liberate, release,unhand

The hiker fastened on his backpack securely before embarking on the treacherous trail.

She fastened on her seatbelt as the plane prepared for takeoff.

The mechanic fastened on the lug nuts with precision, ensuring the safety of the vehicle.

The sailor fastened on the sails to the mast, preparing the boat for the journey.