Definition of lifebelt in English:

lifebelt

nounˈlʌɪfbɛltˈlaɪfˌbɛlt

A ring of buoyant or inflatable material used to help a person who has fallen into water to stay afloat.
〈主英〉救生圈
Example sentencesExamples
- Also housed here is a small lifebelt, there for throwing to someone in the water in an emergency.
- Finally they picked up a fourth man, a passer-by who had seen the drama and dived in to the canal to help, towing a lifebelt.
- In the centre of it all stands a bemused young Fijian, a pair of lifebelts extending from outstretched arms, being a tree.
- And lifebelts aren't exactly the kind of thing you can sell on.
- Although the youngster was wearing a lifebelt, she had become stuck under the water after turning upside down.
- It has been widely agreed that the tourism industry is the island's lifebelt.
- I am delighted that we have been able to put up so many lifebelts but we also need alarmed lifebelts.
- Watchkeepers were shocked to find lifebelts knotted and thrown into the water, cables ripped out of scanners and damage to their roof when they arrived at their base yesterday morning.
- However, it quickly made clear that it was not prepared to accept this lifebelt.
- Members of the Rotary Club will be assessing how many lifebelts are needed on this stretch, in conjunction with water safety experts.
- The black Labrador wasted no time when his owner spotted lifebelts floating in the middle of Jubilee Lake.
- The second is the ability of both men somehow to get lifebelts or ropes around them.
- The men had no radio, lifejackets or lifebelts, and had been unable to abandon ship or attract attention to their plight.
- He had to come out because there was no lifebelt to throw to them and he had a bad case of hypothermia.
- He cast the line a fourth time - and it landed directly between the two, who grabbed it and tied it to their lifebelts.
- Dougie had a sleeping bag; I lay shivering amongst lifebelts and ropes and prayed for morning.
- Other problems included poor safety information, no black boxes and lifebelts that were difficult to find.
- The hotel staff threw lifebelts out, which the two men grabbed on to, but they were too exhausted to swim back to the shore.
- To Peter's astonishment a familiar figure was wading ashore, a red and white lifebelt about his waist.
- Miss, I must ask that you please put on your lifebelt and come up to the boat deck immediately.
- While in the water he removed his lifebelt and tied it around one of the nurses and helped her stay afloat until they were rescued by British and French ships.
- We are tuned into a good programme on the radio, a kipper the size of a ship's lifebelt is gently grilling and I have a pot of tea mashing at my elbow.
- The ladies travelling first class were all rescued, but the women in steerage were not even issued with lifebelts.
- Lifebelt lines have had to be replaced several times and lifebelts have had to be retrieved from lakes eight times in one week.
- As well as climbing on sand stockpiles, children have also been seen around the quarry's lagoons and have thrown lifebelts into the water.

Definition of lifebelt in US English:

lifebelt

nounˈlīfˌbeltˈlaɪfˌbɛlt

A life preserver in the shape of a belt.
Example sentencesExamples
- I am delighted that we have been able to put up so many lifebelts but we also need alarmed lifebelts.
- The men had no radio, lifejackets or lifebelts, and had been unable to abandon ship or attract attention to their plight.
- As well as climbing on sand stockpiles, children have also been seen around the quarry's lagoons and have thrown lifebelts into the water.
- We are tuned into a good programme on the radio, a kipper the size of a ship's lifebelt is gently grilling and I have a pot of tea mashing at my elbow.
- Other problems included poor safety information, no black boxes and lifebelts that were difficult to find.
- Finally they picked up a fourth man, a passer-by who had seen the drama and dived in to the canal to help, towing a lifebelt.
- Although the youngster was wearing a lifebelt, she had become stuck under the water after turning upside down.
- However, it quickly made clear that it was not prepared to accept this lifebelt.
- He cast the line a fourth time - and it landed directly between the two, who grabbed it and tied it to their lifebelts.
- The second is the ability of both men somehow to get lifebelts or ropes around them.
- It has been widely agreed that the tourism industry is the island's lifebelt.
- Miss, I must ask that you please put on your lifebelt and come up to the boat deck immediately.
- While in the water he removed his lifebelt and tied it around one of the nurses and helped her stay afloat until they were rescued by British and French ships.
- The black Labrador wasted no time when his owner spotted lifebelts floating in the middle of Jubilee Lake.
- Dougie had a sleeping bag; I lay shivering amongst lifebelts and ropes and prayed for morning.
- And lifebelts aren't exactly the kind of thing you can sell on.
- Also housed here is a small lifebelt, there for throwing to someone in the water in an emergency.
- The hotel staff threw lifebelts out, which the two men grabbed on to, but they were too exhausted to swim back to the shore.
- Watchkeepers were shocked to find lifebelts knotted and thrown into the water, cables ripped out of scanners and damage to their roof when they arrived at their base yesterday morning.
- In the centre of it all stands a bemused young Fijian, a pair of lifebelts extending from outstretched arms, being a tree.
- Members of the Rotary Club will be assessing how many lifebelts are needed on this stretch, in conjunction with water safety experts.
- He had to come out because there was no lifebelt to throw to them and he had a bad case of hypothermia.
- Lifebelt lines have had to be replaced several times and lifebelts have had to be retrieved from lakes eight times in one week.
- The ladies travelling first class were all rescued, but the women in steerage were not even issued with lifebelts.
- To Peter's astonishment a familiar figure was wading ashore, a red and white lifebelt about his waist.

单词	lifebelt
释义	Definition of lifebelt in English: lifebelt nounˈlʌɪfbɛltˈlaɪfˌbɛlt A ring of buoyant or inflatable material used to help a person who has fallen into water to stay afloat. 〈主英〉救生圈 Example sentencesExamples Also housed here is a small lifebelt, there for throwing to someone in the water in an emergency. Finally they picked up a fourth man, a passer-by who had seen the drama and dived in to the canal to help, towing a lifebelt. In the centre of it all stands a bemused young Fijian, a pair of lifebelts extending from outstretched arms, being a tree. And lifebelts aren't exactly the kind of thing you can sell on. Although the youngster was wearing a lifebelt, she had become stuck under the water after turning upside down. It has been widely agreed that the tourism industry is the island's lifebelt. I am delighted that we have been able to put up so many lifebelts but we also need alarmed lifebelts. Watchkeepers were shocked to find lifebelts knotted and thrown into the water, cables ripped out of scanners and damage to their roof when they arrived at their base yesterday morning. However, it quickly made clear that it was not prepared to accept this lifebelt. Members of the Rotary Club will be assessing how many lifebelts are needed on this stretch, in conjunction with water safety experts. The black Labrador wasted no time when his owner spotted lifebelts floating in the middle of Jubilee Lake. The second is the ability of both men somehow to get lifebelts or ropes around them. The men had no radio, lifejackets or lifebelts, and had been unable to abandon ship or attract attention to their plight. He had to come out because there was no lifebelt to throw to them and he had a bad case of hypothermia. He cast the line a fourth time - and it landed directly between the two, who grabbed it and tied it to their lifebelts. Dougie had a sleeping bag; I lay shivering amongst lifebelts and ropes and prayed for morning. Other problems included poor safety information, no black boxes and lifebelts that were difficult to find. The hotel staff threw lifebelts out, which the two men grabbed on to, but they were too exhausted to swim back to the shore. To Peter's astonishment a familiar figure was wading ashore, a red and white lifebelt about his waist. Miss, I must ask that you please put on your lifebelt and come up to the boat deck immediately. While in the water he removed his lifebelt and tied it around one of the nurses and helped her stay afloat until they were rescued by British and French ships. We are tuned into a good programme on the radio, a kipper the size of a ship's lifebelt is gently grilling and I have a pot of tea mashing at my elbow. The ladies travelling first class were all rescued, but the women in steerage were not even issued with lifebelts. Lifebelt lines have had to be replaced several times and lifebelts have had to be retrieved from lakes eight times in one week. As well as climbing on sand stockpiles, children have also been seen around the quarry's lagoons and have thrown lifebelts into the water. Definition of lifebelt in US English: lifebelt nounˈlīfˌbeltˈlaɪfˌbɛlt A life preserver in the shape of a belt. Example sentencesExamples I am delighted that we have been able to put up so many lifebelts but we also need alarmed lifebelts. The men had no radio, lifejackets or lifebelts, and had been unable to abandon ship or attract attention to their plight. As well as climbing on sand stockpiles, children have also been seen around the quarry's lagoons and have thrown lifebelts into the water. We are tuned into a good programme on the radio, a kipper the size of a ship's lifebelt is gently grilling and I have a pot of tea mashing at my elbow. Other problems included poor safety information, no black boxes and lifebelts that were difficult to find. Finally they picked up a fourth man, a passer-by who had seen the drama and dived in to the canal to help, towing a lifebelt. Although the youngster was wearing a lifebelt, she had become stuck under the water after turning upside down. However, it quickly made clear that it was not prepared to accept this lifebelt. He cast the line a fourth time - and it landed directly between the two, who grabbed it and tied it to their lifebelts. The second is the ability of both men somehow to get lifebelts or ropes around them. It has been widely agreed that the tourism industry is the island's lifebelt. Miss, I must ask that you please put on your lifebelt and come up to the boat deck immediately. While in the water he removed his lifebelt and tied it around one of the nurses and helped her stay afloat until they were rescued by British and French ships. The black Labrador wasted no time when his owner spotted lifebelts floating in the middle of Jubilee Lake. Dougie had a sleeping bag; I lay shivering amongst lifebelts and ropes and prayed for morning. And lifebelts aren't exactly the kind of thing you can sell on. Also housed here is a small lifebelt, there for throwing to someone in the water in an emergency. The hotel staff threw lifebelts out, which the two men grabbed on to, but they were too exhausted to swim back to the shore. Watchkeepers were shocked to find lifebelts knotted and thrown into the water, cables ripped out of scanners and damage to their roof when they arrived at their base yesterday morning. In the centre of it all stands a bemused young Fijian, a pair of lifebelts extending from outstretched arms, being a tree. Members of the Rotary Club will be assessing how many lifebelts are needed on this stretch, in conjunction with water safety experts. He had to come out because there was no lifebelt to throw to them and he had a bad case of hypothermia. Lifebelt lines have had to be replaced several times and lifebelts have had to be retrieved from lakes eight times in one week. The ladies travelling first class were all rescued, but the women in steerage were not even issued with lifebelts. To Peter's astonishment a familiar figure was wading ashore, a red and white lifebelt about his waist.
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