英语释义

1. an arrangement of straps designed to hold a person steady in a seat (as in an airplane or automobile)

2. a strap on a vehicle's seat that holds a person in the seat if there is an accident

3. a strap (as in an automobile or airplane) designed to hold a person in a seat

片语

Seatbelt pretensioning安全带防水层

crash seatbelt预紧式安全带

Seatbelt webbings座椅安全带织带

Seatbelt Syndrome安全带癥候群

Seatbelt Reminder安全带提醒装置

Seatbelt modules安全带元件

Seatbelt Pretensioner预紧式安全带

英汉例句

• Without enforcement, government regulations and seatbelt availability on school buses are not enough to ensure seatbelt usage among pupils.

  缺乏强制执行及管理部门的相关规定，同时在校车上安全带的可用性不足以确保学生使用安全带。

• Once an announcement has been made instructing crew to remain seated - marking a period of anticipated intense turbulence - anyone not wearing a seatbelt is at risk.

  一旦广播指示机组人员留在座位上——这是预计将有强烈乱流的信号——此时任何未系安全带的人都可能有危险。

• The United States first recognized the invention of an automobile seatbelt in eighteen forty-nine.

  美国于1849年首次认定汽车座椅带的发明。

• I started wearing my seatbelt again.

  我又开始系安全带了。

• United spokeswoman Robin Janikowski said the policy applies to passengers who cannot buckle up with a single seatbelt extender or lower the armrests or who infringe on their neighbours.

  美国联合航空公司发言人罗宾·贾尼考斯基说明，该项政策适用于如下乘客：用加长安全带仍无法扣上者，或坐下后不能放下座位扶手者，或侵占邻座个人空间者。

• The first seatbelt was said to have been created in the eighteen hundreds by George Cayley of England.

  第一条座椅带据说是英格兰人乔治·卡利于1800年发明的。

• But more than one hundred years passed before the current, widely used seatbelt was developed.

  不过在过去的一百多年间，广泛使用的座椅带就一直处于发展阶段。

• Bus drivers cannot be expected to enforce seatbelt use and deal with pupil misconduct while also driving safely.

  不能指望校车司机在保证驾驶安全的同时强制要求学生佩戴安全带并纠正学生的不当行为。

• Data typically collected includes speed at time of impact, steering Angle, whether brakes were applied, and seatbelt usage during the crash.

  主要收集的数据包括受到影响时的速度，方向盘角度，是否踩了剎车，以及撞车时安全带使用情况。

• Put your seatbelt on before starting engine: I read some time ago that on average we waste several hundred pounds / dollars (x2) of fuel by starting the engine and then putting on a seatbelt.

  绑好安全带再发动：不久前我读到一个数据，因为先发动汽车再系安全带，我们平均要浪费几百英镑/美元（x2）。

• Edward: you should put your seatbelt on.

  爱德华：你才应该系上安全带。

• His three-point lap and shoulder seatbelt first appeared on cars in Europe fifty years ago.

  他设计的三点圈和肩式座椅带于50年前首先出现在欧洲的汽车里。

• Optimise your efficiency and maximise savings by securing your seatbelt first.

  通过保证先绑好安全带，你可以达到最佳的效率和节约。

• Jack watched out of the corner of his eye as Hensley unsnapped his seatbelt and stood up to stretch. The marshals ignored him, gazing out the window or straight ahead.

  杰克眼角的余光扫到汉斯莱解开安全带站起身来，两个联邦警察一个盯着窗外，一个看着前方，都没有注意到他。

• Mr Berkowitz added that his ordeal presented a safety risk because he could not use his seatbelt for take-off and landing.

  亚瑟还说，他的这次悲惨经历还反映出了一个安全隐患，因为他站在飞机上的时候，无论是起飞还是降落都没有使用安全带。