seat belt (Meaning)

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seat belt (n)

a safety belt used in a car or plane to hold you in your seat in case of an accident

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The seat belt tightened around her chest, securing her in the driver's seat.
Neglecting to fasten his seat belt proved to be a fatal decision in the car accident.
The child buckled himself into the back seat, his tiny fingers fumbling with the seat belt.
The police officer issued a citation for failing to wear a seat belt during the traffic stop.
The seat belt snapped forcefully, preventing the passenger from being thrown forward into the windshield during the collision.
The ambulance attendants carefully removed the injured person from the car, ensuring the seat belt was properly released.
The taxi driver requested that all passengers fasten their seat belts before beginning the journey.
The safety regulations for the rollercoaster required riders to remain seated and keep their seat belts buckled.
The airline attendant instructed passengers to stow their luggage and fasten their seat belts for takeoff.
The racecar driver tightened his seat belt as he prepared for the high-speed competition.

a safety belt used in a car or plane to hold you in your seat in case of an accident

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The seat belt tightened around her chest, securing her in the driver's seat.

Neglecting to fasten his seat belt proved to be a fatal decision in the car accident.

The child buckled himself into the back seat, his tiny fingers fumbling with the seat belt.

The police officer issued a citation for failing to wear a seat belt during the traffic stop.