strapped

UK
/stræpt/
US
/stræpt/
strappedadjective
more strapped
Comp.
most strapped
Super.
UK
/stræpt/
US
/stræpt/
Translations
He was strapped for cash and couldn't afford the ticket.
Он был стеснённый в деньгах и не мог позволить себе билет.
Additional translations
Definitions
Lacking money or financial resources.
After paying all the bills, she was strapped for cash until her next paycheck.
Fastened or secured with one or more straps.
The kayaks were strapped to the roof of the car.
strapverb

strapped

Past Simple

strapped
Past Simple
strapped
Past Participle
strapping
Gerund
UK
/stræp/
US
/stræp/
Translations
He had to strap the luggage to the roof of the car.
Ему пришлось привязывать багаж к крыше машины.
Please strap your seatbelt before the plane takes off.
Пожалуйста, пристегните ремень безопасности перед взлетом самолета.
The workers need to strap the scaffolding securely.
Рабочим нужно надежно закреплять строительные леса.
Definitions
To fasten or secure with a strap or straps.
He strapped the backpack tightly to his shoulders before starting the hike.
To beat or punish with a strap.
In the past, teachers would sometimes strap students for misbehavior.
To bind or tie with a strap or similar device.
The workers strapped the heavy load to the pallet to ensure it wouldn't fall during transport.
strapnoun
Definitions
A strip of leather, cloth, or other flexible material, used to fasten, secure, or carry something.
She adjusted the strap of her handbag before leaving the house.
A beating or punishment with a strip of leather or similar material.
In the past, some schools used a strap as a form of discipline.
(US slang) A gun or other firearm.
The rapper bragged about keeping a strap on him at all times.
strapadjective
Definitions
Serving to strap; designed to fasten, bind, or reinforce by means of straps.
The strap wrench gripped the pipe without scratching its surface.
strapadjective
Definitions
Relating to, consisting of, or equipped with straps.
The mechanic reached for a strap wrench to loosen the stubborn bolt.