Pronunciation: /stræp/
noun a strip of leather, cloth, or other flexible material, often with a buckle, used for fastening or securing something
A1 She fastened the strap of her backpack before heading out.
A2 The strap on his watch broke, so he had to get it fixed.
B1 Make sure to adjust the strap on the helmet to fit securely.
B2 The guitar player wore a leather strap to support his instrument during the performance.
C1 The safety strap on the roller coaster was checked multiple times before the ride started.
C2 The diver secured the oxygen tank with a sturdy strap before descending into the water.
verb to fasten or secure with a strap
A1 I strap my helmet on before riding my bike.
A2 She straps her baby into the car seat before driving.
B1 The hiker straps on his backpack tightly before starting the trek.
B2 The astronaut must strap themselves into their seats before takeoff.
C1 The pilot carefully straps in all passengers before the plane takes off.
C2 The skydiver double-checks his parachute before strapping it on for the jump.
formal She secured the heavy box with a sturdy strap before lifting it onto the truck.
informal Make sure you strap on your helmet before we go for a ride on the motorcycle.
slang I always feel more confident when I have my lucky strap with me.
figurative He felt like a strap holding everything together in the chaotic situation.
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