seatbelt

/ˈsiːtˌbɛlt/
noun
  1. A strap that fastens across a person's body in a vehicle to protect them in an accident; an alternative spelling of 'seat belt'.
    • Make sure your seatbelt is snug across your lap and shoulder.
    • The car beeps if the driver's seatbelt is not fastened.
    • He forgot to put on his seatbelt and got a ticket.
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