buckled

英 [ˈbʌkld]

美 [ˈbʌkld]

adj.  (鞋子)带扣的，带扣形饰物的
v.  (使)搭扣扣住; (被)压垮，压弯; 双腿发软
buckle的过去分词和过去式

过去式：buckled　过去分词：buckled　

BNC.33383 / COCA.29164

柯林斯词典

• （鞋子）带扣的，带扣形饰物的
  Buckledshoes have buckles on them, either to fasten them or as decoration.

双语例句

• When they ran out of bullets, they buckled with the enemy soldiers.
  子弹用尽了，他们便与敌军扭打起来。
• I just buckled down and got on with playing.
  我干脆静下心来继续玩。
• The cuffs of the raincoat are tightly buckled up.
  雨衣的袖口扣得紧紧的。紧紧的戴在头上的衣服。
• My father buckled the harness down and went away.
  我父亲把挽具扣在牲口身上就走了。
• He buckled the safety belt when the plane was making a landing.
  飞机降落时，他扣上安全带。
• The parachutist was buckled into his harness.
  跳伞者扣上了背带。
• He buckled ( up) his belt tightly.
  他扣紧了带子。
• Instead, he suggested, the collision had buckled the ship's plates, allowing water to pour in.
  相反的，他推测，剧烈的碰撞毁坏了船舶的平板，从而让海水涌入船内。
• The floor buckled up under the weight of too many people.
  由于人太多楼板坍塌了。
• Solis got back on his feet but his legs buckled and the referee rightfully called a halt to the action.
  索利斯站了起来，但他的腿弯曲了，裁判及时终止了比赛。