Fasten
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British pronunciation/fˈɑːsən/
American pronunciation/ˈfæsən/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "fasten"

to fasten
01

to bring two parts of something together

Transitive: to fasten two connecting pieces
to fasten definition and meaning
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He could n't figure out how to fasten the buttons on his shirt with his cold fingers.
Please make sure to fasten your seatbelt before the flight takes off.
The carpenter worked diligently to fasten the loose planks of the wooden fence.
02

to become closed with buttons, etc.

Intransitive
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The jacket fastens with a zipper, providing a quick and convenient way to close it.
The necklace fastens at the back with a delicate clasp, keeping the precious gemstones securely in place.
The tent flaps fastened tightly in preparation for the storm, ensuring that no rain would seep inside.
03

to focus or direct one's attention, gaze, etc. intently and steadily

Ditransitive: to fasten one's attention on sth
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Despite the distractions in the bustling café, she was able to fasten her attention on her book.
The coach fastened his gaze on each player individually, analyzing their performance during practice.
The detective fastened his investigation on the suspect, gathering evidence to build a case against him.
04

to hold or grip firmly in place

Transitive: to fasten one's grip somewhere
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He fastened his grip on the railing as the ship rocked in the storm.
She fastened her fingers around the handle of the suitcase and lifted it with ease.
The eagle fastened its talons onto the branch, surveying the landscape below with keen eyesight.
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