Buckled
Pronunciation: /ˈbʌkəld/
Buckled (adj)
- Bent so it no longer stays straight or flat, often because of pressure, heat, or impact.
- Having small folds or waves, usually in cloth or a surface, caused by uneven tension.
Examples
- The metal was buckled after the heavy impact.
- His suitcase lid was buckled from being dropped on the floor.
Buckled (verb)
- To close and lock a belt or strap so it holds a person or object safely in place.
- To tighten a strap or belt using a buckle, so it stays secure.
Examples
- The driver buckled the seatbelt before moving.
- She buckled the seatbelt and checked the mirror.
Buckled (adjective)
Examples
- The metal panel was buckled after the impact.
- The chair leg is buckled, so it wobbles.