buckle
bu
ˈbʌ
ba
ckle
kəl
kēl
British pronunciation
/ˈbʌkəl/

Définition et signification de « buckle » en anglais

Buckle
01

boucle

a piece of metal or plastic with a hinged pin that is used for fastening a belt, bag, shoe, etc.
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buckle definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The old leather satchel had a brass buckle that added a touch of vintage charm.
Le vieux sac en cuir avait une boucle en laiton qui ajoutait une touche de charme vintage.
02

a deformation or bend caused by twisting, folding, or compression

example
Exemples
A buckle appeared in the panel after impact.
to buckle
01

boucler, attacher

to secure by using a clasp or fastening mechanism
Transitive: to buckle strap of something
to buckle definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The hiker will buckle the backpack straps for a comfortable fit.
Le randonneur bouclera les sangles du sac à dos pour un ajustement confortable.
02

plier, fléchir

to bend, typically under pressure
Intransitive
example
Exemples
The wooden floorboards began to buckle after prolonged exposure to moisture.
Les planches de plancher en bois ont commencé à se déformer après une exposition prolongée à l'humidité.
03

céder, fléchir

to give way or fail due to excessive strain
Intransitive
example
Exemples
The support beams buckled during the earthquake, causing the entire structure to collapse.
Les poutres de soutien ont fléchi pendant le tremblement de terre, provoquant l'effondrement de toute la structure.
04

plier, déformer

to cause something to bend or warp under pressure or stress
Transitive: to buckle a structure
example
Exemples
The impact of the collision buckled the car's door, making it difficult to open.
L'impact de la collision a déformé la porte de la voiture, la rendant difficile à ouvrir.
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