seːbɛlt

Definitions

1. noun

A strap or band that is attached to a vehicle and worn by a person to keep them securely in their seat during sudden stops or other emergencies.

“She always wore her seatbelt when driving her car.”

2. verb

To secure (someone or something) in a seat with a strap or band, typically to prevent injury during a journey.

“The driver quickly seatbelted in her child before hitting the road.”

3. verb

To fit or equip (a vehicle) with a seatbelt.

“The car was seatbelted by a professional mechanic.”