buckle in

The phrase "buckle in" is commonly used in contexts involving safety and readiness, especially in vehicles or challenging situations.

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Definition

A2Safety

(common)To fasten a seatbelt or harness securely.

Example

  • Make sure to buckle in before the car starts moving.

B2Preparation

(informal)To prepare oneself for a challenging or demanding situation.

Example

  • Buckle in, this project is going to be tough.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "buckle in":

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