ˈseat ˌbelt noun [C] (ALSO ˈsafety ˌbelt)
► F0 a belt that fastens around someone travelling in a vehicle or aircraft and holds them in their seat, in order to reduce the risk of them being injured in an accident: » Do you know how to fasten/do up your seat belt?» You must wear your seat belt.See picture: seatbelt
Thesaurus+: ↑The interior of vehicles
- ↑Towns, cities and villages (general)
- ↑Toys and dolls
- ↑Traders, merchants and entrepreneurs
- ↑Traffic jams
- ↑Trafficking and racketeering
- ↑Train and bus stations and taxi ranks
- ↑Trains and parts of trains
- ↑Transferring and transporting objects
- ↑Transparent
- ↑Travellers and visitors
- ↑Travelling
- ↑Travelling by aircraft
- ↑Trays, racks and boards in the home
- ↑Treating and caring for people
- ↑Treating as unimportant
- ↑Treating people or animals badly
- ↑Treating someone well
- ↑Trees - general words
- ↑Trousers
- ↑Trucks, vans and caravans
- ↑True, real, false, and unreal
- ↑Trusting and not trusting
- ↑Trusts and funds
- ↑Trying and making an effort
- ↑Turning points and deciding moments