Definition of seat belt in English:

seat belt

noun

A belt used to secure someone in the seat of a motor vehicle or aircraft.
（汽车或飞机上的）安全带
Example sentencesExamples
- The young man assisted me into the automobile and I strapped on a holster seat belt.
- Fasten the cage securely to the vehicle or secure it with a seat belt.
- Strangely, though, when you omit to fasten your seat belt the car lets out a single soft, sweet, sustained chime.
- Since it was raining and he was driving fast and always with only one hand, I have fastened the seat belt.
- They should only wear a two-point lap belt if a three-point seat belt is not available.
- Jacob was tall enough now to see over the dashboard even with his seat belt fastened.
- I smiled at the air stewardess, pushed my bag away and quickly fastened my seat belt.
- She let the operators slip off her high-heels, fasten the seat belt, and pull over the metal strap.
- In Goldman, the pilot had to make a decision as to whether to illuminate the seat belt instruction light.
- We stopped at a red light and he reached over me and put my seat belt on for me.
- As we prepared to land, he explained the need to fasten a seat belt.
- He wants to put on his own seat belt, brush his own teeth, and climb the stairs on his own.
- The driver is required to blow into the built-in device before fastening the seat belt.
- Airbags are not a substitute for a seat belt, so always wear your seat belt even if your car has air bags.
- She was wearing her seat belt yet she suffered head injuries grave enough to cause her death.
- Everyone knows, or ought to know, that when he goes out in a car he should fasten the seat belt.
- I had not clipped on my seat belt and was in great danger of falling out.
- I have to wear my seat belt in my car and a reflector belt at night time.
- It's the next best thing to sitting inside a real one and putting your shoulder out of joint reaching for the seat belt.
- Front seats come with an integrated seat belt which means no stretching back to grab the belt off the door pillar.

Definition of seat belt in US English:

seat belt

(also seatbelt)

nounˈsēt ˌbeltˈsit ˌbɛlt

A belt or strap securing a person to prevent injury, especially in a vehicle or aircraft.
Example sentencesExamples
- I had not clipped on my seat belt and was in great danger of falling out.
- Airbags are not a substitute for a seat belt, so always wear your seat belt even if your car has air bags.
- They should only wear a two-point lap belt if a three-point seat belt is not available.
- Strangely, though, when you omit to fasten your seat belt the car lets out a single soft, sweet, sustained chime.
- Front seats come with an integrated seat belt which means no stretching back to grab the belt off the door pillar.
- She was wearing her seat belt yet she suffered head injuries grave enough to cause her death.
- Fasten the cage securely to the vehicle or secure it with a seat belt.
- Jacob was tall enough now to see over the dashboard even with his seat belt fastened.
- It's the next best thing to sitting inside a real one and putting your shoulder out of joint reaching for the seat belt.
- In Goldman, the pilot had to make a decision as to whether to illuminate the seat belt instruction light.
- She let the operators slip off her high-heels, fasten the seat belt, and pull over the metal strap.
- Since it was raining and he was driving fast and always with only one hand, I have fastened the seat belt.
- I have to wear my seat belt in my car and a reflector belt at night time.
- The young man assisted me into the automobile and I strapped on a holster seat belt.
- He wants to put on his own seat belt, brush his own teeth, and climb the stairs on his own.
- As we prepared to land, he explained the need to fasten a seat belt.
- I smiled at the air stewardess, pushed my bag away and quickly fastened my seat belt.
- We stopped at a red light and he reached over me and put my seat belt on for me.
- The driver is required to blow into the built-in device before fastening the seat belt.
- Everyone knows, or ought to know, that when he goes out in a car he should fasten the seat belt.

单词	seat belt
释义	Definition of seat belt in English: seat belt noun A belt used to secure someone in the seat of a motor vehicle or aircraft. （汽车或飞机上的）安全带 Example sentencesExamples The young man assisted me into the automobile and I strapped on a holster seat belt. Fasten the cage securely to the vehicle or secure it with a seat belt. Strangely, though, when you omit to fasten your seat belt the car lets out a single soft, sweet, sustained chime. Since it was raining and he was driving fast and always with only one hand, I have fastened the seat belt. They should only wear a two-point lap belt if a three-point seat belt is not available. Jacob was tall enough now to see over the dashboard even with his seat belt fastened. I smiled at the air stewardess, pushed my bag away and quickly fastened my seat belt. She let the operators slip off her high-heels, fasten the seat belt, and pull over the metal strap. In Goldman, the pilot had to make a decision as to whether to illuminate the seat belt instruction light. We stopped at a red light and he reached over me and put my seat belt on for me. As we prepared to land, he explained the need to fasten a seat belt. He wants to put on his own seat belt, brush his own teeth, and climb the stairs on his own. The driver is required to blow into the built-in device before fastening the seat belt. Airbags are not a substitute for a seat belt, so always wear your seat belt even if your car has air bags. She was wearing her seat belt yet she suffered head injuries grave enough to cause her death. Everyone knows, or ought to know, that when he goes out in a car he should fasten the seat belt. I had not clipped on my seat belt and was in great danger of falling out. I have to wear my seat belt in my car and a reflector belt at night time. It's the next best thing to sitting inside a real one and putting your shoulder out of joint reaching for the seat belt. Front seats come with an integrated seat belt which means no stretching back to grab the belt off the door pillar. Definition of seat belt in US English: seat belt (also seatbelt) nounˈsēt ˌbeltˈsit ˌbɛlt A belt or strap securing a person to prevent injury, especially in a vehicle or aircraft. Example sentencesExamples I had not clipped on my seat belt and was in great danger of falling out. Airbags are not a substitute for a seat belt, so always wear your seat belt even if your car has air bags. They should only wear a two-point lap belt if a three-point seat belt is not available. Strangely, though, when you omit to fasten your seat belt the car lets out a single soft, sweet, sustained chime. Front seats come with an integrated seat belt which means no stretching back to grab the belt off the door pillar. She was wearing her seat belt yet she suffered head injuries grave enough to cause her death. Fasten the cage securely to the vehicle or secure it with a seat belt. Jacob was tall enough now to see over the dashboard even with his seat belt fastened. It's the next best thing to sitting inside a real one and putting your shoulder out of joint reaching for the seat belt. In Goldman, the pilot had to make a decision as to whether to illuminate the seat belt instruction light. She let the operators slip off her high-heels, fasten the seat belt, and pull over the metal strap. Since it was raining and he was driving fast and always with only one hand, I have fastened the seat belt. I have to wear my seat belt in my car and a reflector belt at night time. The young man assisted me into the automobile and I strapped on a holster seat belt. He wants to put on his own seat belt, brush his own teeth, and climb the stairs on his own. As we prepared to land, he explained the need to fasten a seat belt. I smiled at the air stewardess, pushed my bag away and quickly fastened my seat belt. We stopped at a red light and he reached over me and put my seat belt on for me. The driver is required to blow into the built-in device before fastening the seat belt. Everyone knows, or ought to know, that when he goes out in a car he should fasten the seat belt.
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