buckleKK [ˈbʌkəl] ｜ /ˈbʌkəl/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a fastener consisting of a frame with a hinged pin that can be snapped over a strap, securing it in place
She reached for her backpack and quickly fastened the buckle, ensuring her belongings wouldn't fall out during the hike.
C2noun
a shape or bend caused by pressure, twisting, or folding
The metal belt buckle on his pants was slightly bent from years of use.
C1verb
fasten or secure with a buckle or buckles
She buckled her seatbelt before starting the car
扣上皮帶扣；扣緊
C1verb
become bent, warped, or damaged under strain
The old wooden beam started to buckle under the weight of the heavy snow.
彎曲變形；挫屈
C2verb
collapse or give way under pressure
The old bridge buckled under the weight of the heavy truck.
C2verb
yield reluctantly or acquiesce
Despite her initial reservations, Mary eventually buckled under the pressure and agreed to take on the extra workload.