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[...] them while you seat them and fasten the belt, e.g. by talking to them about something outside the car or something that they are going to do when you arrive at your destination.
fasten your seatbelts. Más traducciones en contexto: abrocharse los cinturones, ajusten sus cinturones, aseguren sus cinturones, ponerse los cinturones, abrochen los cinturones, Abrochaos los cinturones, Abróchate el cinturón... Ver más ejemplos de traduccion Inglés-Español en contexto para “fasten your seatbelts ” fasten. a vt. 1 (=secure)
"Fastening your seatbelt" means putting your seatbelt on and specifically, connecting the buckle. This phrase appears in these lessons: “Ladies and gentlemen, we're experiencing some turbulence. Please return to your seats and fasten your seatbelts.”
Lower your chance of injuries due to car and motorcycle accidents by always wearing your seatbelt.
intransitive verb phrase. 1. (to put on your safety belt) a. abrocharte el cinturón. (informal) (singular) If you want me to give you a ride to the mall, you need to fasten your seat beltSi quieres que te lleve al centro comercial, necesitas abrocharte el cinturón. b. abrocharse el cinturón. (informal) (singular)
It is an informal way to urge someone to get ready for something that might be intense or exciting. Example: It's almost time to take off, so please fasten your seatbelts. exact ( 38 ) "Aye, fasten your seatbelts," she says, in an opening declaration to the audience. 1. The New York Times.
(informal) (singular) Fasten your seat belt. It is going to be a bumpy ride.Abróchate el cinturón. Será un viaje movido. b. abróchese el cinturón. (formal) (singular) Fasten your seat belt. We are ready for takeoff.Abróchese el cinturón. Estamos listos para el despegue.
