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buckled

/buhk-uhl/US // ˈbʌk əl //UK // (ˈbʌkəl) //

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n.名词 noun
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    • : a clasp consisting of a rectangular or curved rim with one or more movable tongues, fixed to one end of a belt or strap, used for fastening to the other end of the same strap or to another strap.
    • : any similar contrivance used for such purposes.
    • : an ornament of metal, beads, etc., of similar appearance.
    • : a bend, bulge, or kink, as in a board or saw blade.
v.有主动词 verb
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    buck·led, buck·ling.

    • : to fasten with a buckle or buckles: Buckle your seat belt.
    • : to shrivel, by applying heat or pressure; bend; curl.
    • : to prepare for action; apply vigorously to something.
    • : to bend, warp, or cause to give way suddenly, as with heat or pressure.
v.无主动词 verb
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    buck·led, buck·ling.

    • : to close or fasten with a buckle: Grandmother always wore shoes that buckled.
    • : to prepare oneself or apply oneself: The student buckled to the lesson.
    • : to bend, warp, bulge, or collapse: The bridge buckled in the storm.
    • : to yield, surrender, or give way to another: She refused to take the medicine, but buckled under when the doctor told her to.
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    • : buckle down, to set to work with vigor; concentrate on one's work: He was by nature a daydreamer and found it hard to buckle down.
    • : buckle up, to fasten one's belt, seat belt, or buckles: She won't start the car until we've all buckled up.

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Examples

  • A magnetic buckle system is a nice touch, enabling quick fastening and one-handed opening.

  • His chin rested on the thick plastic collar buckled around his neck.

  • Her sunny, dimpled smile was betrayed by her hunched, buckled posture.

  • Corrin buckled first, insisting that Harris sleep on a sofa, then moving out.

  • Soon after, House Republicans who had been opposed to the Senate version buckled.

  • Your mall Santa may have a specialized degree under his straining, big-buckled belt.

  • He buckled dizzily with weakness and nausea, but then an invisible force jolted him upright and motionless.

  • Save for a mouthful of bread while he buckled on his armor, he had tasted none that direful day.

  • When we were buckled into a spiral of seats threading the cylinder, Cragley pulled the release lever.

  • Rick helped the governor in, buckled his safety belt, then ran around and got into the pilot's seat.

  • It was a leathern girdle, which had evidently been worn buckled upon the waist of the man when alive.