seatbelt

英 [ˈsiːtbɛlt]

美 [ˈsitˌbɛlt]

n.  (汽车、飞机的)座椅安全带

复数：seatbelts　

TEM8

BNC.24734

英英释义

noun

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

双语例句

• The results found Chinese travellers are most likely to nod off once the seatbelt sign switches off.
  调查结果发现，一旦系紧安全带指示灯熄灭，中国人是最有可能小憩打盹的旅客。
• Take a car as an example, the complete finite element models of a passenger car and the occupant restraint system including dummy and the seatbelt subsystem, were presented.
  以某车型轿车为对象建立了整车有限元模型，在此基础上集成了包括假人和安全带的乘员约束系统有限元模型。
• Really gotta startwearing my seatbelt.
  真应该系上我的安全带。
• Seatbelt use among the pupils was limited: on23% of the rides all pupils fastened seatbelts, while on42% none did.
  学生使用安全带的数量是有限的：所有学生都系安全带的班次占23%，而所有学生都没有系安全带的班次占42%。
• I didn't even fasten my seatbelt.
  我还没系安全带呢。
• I need a seatbelt here.
  我需要一个坐带。
• Bella: You should put your seatbelt on.
  贝拉：你应该系上安全带。
• Isn't this a violation of the seatbelt laws?
  这不是违反了系安全带的法律规定吗？
• Not wearing the seatbelt made me feel exposed and unsafe.
  不系上它，让我有种赤裸裸，又不安全的感觉。
• Be sure to fasten your seatbelt.
  务必系好安全带。