buckledadjective
more buckled
Comp.
most buckled
Super.
UK
/ˈbʌk.əld/
US
/ˈbʌk.əld/
Translations
The buckled floorboards were a result of water damage.
Покоробленные половицы были результатом повреждения водой.
The buckled metal frame needed to be replaced.
Изогнутую металлическую раму нужно было заменить.
Definitions
Bent or twisted out of shape, typically as a result of pressure or heat.
The buckled metal frame of the car was evidence of the severe collision.
Fastened or secured by means of a buckle.
Make sure your seat belt is buckled before the car starts moving.
buckleverb

buckled

Past Simple

buckled
Past Simple
buckled
Past Participle
buckling
Gerund
UK
/ˈbʌk.əl/
US
/ˈbʌk.əl/
Translations
The metal beam began to buckle under the weight.
Металлическая балка начала сгибаться под весом.
She had to buckle her seatbelt before the car started moving.
Ей пришлось застегнуть ремень безопасности, прежде чем машина начала двигаться.
Additional translations
продвигаться вперед
Definitions
To fasten or secure with a buckle.
She buckled her seatbelt before starting the car.
To bend or collapse under pressure or strain.
The bridge buckled under the weight of the heavy truck.
To yield, succumb, or give way to pressure, demands, or stress, whether physical or figurative.
After hours of interrogation, the suspect finally buckled under the pressure.
bucklenoun
Definitions
A flat, typically rectangular frame with a hinged pin, used for fastening the ends of a belt or strap.
He fastened his belt with a silver buckle.
A similar device used for fastening two loose ends, such as a shoe or a bag.
The buckle on her shoe broke, making it difficult to walk.
A bend or bulge, especially in a structure or surface.
The heat caused a buckle in the metal roof.
buckleadjective
Definitions
Designed for use with or fastened by means of a buckle; relating to a buckle.
The backpack features a buckle closure for quick access.