to buckle up
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/bˈʌkəl ˈʌp/
British pronunciation
/bˈʌkəl ˈʌp/

Definition & Meaning of "buckle up"

to buckle up
[phrase form: buckle]
01

to securely fasten something

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In the workshop, participants were reminded to buckle up their tools.
Before the event started, the coordinator told everyone to buckle up their belongings.
02

to attach the seat belt around oneself

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As a responsible driver, always insist that your passengers buckle up.
Before the amusement park ride begins, make sure to buckle up tightly.
buckle up
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used to advise someone to prepare for a potentially challenging or turbulent situation

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The project deadline is tomorrow.
I'm going to present my proposal to the board.
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