Dictionary entry

Unbuckle

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbʌk(ə)l/

Pronunciation

/ʌnˈbʌk(ə)l/

Myanmar Meaning

ခါးပတ်ခေါင်းကို ဖြုတ်သည်၊ လျှော့သည်။ ထိကပေါက်ကိုဖြုတ်သည်။

Definition

unbuckle / ʌn'bʌkl / v ခါးပတ္ေခါင္းကို ျဖဳတ္သည္၊ ေလွ်ာ့သည္။ ထိကေပါက္ကိုျဖဳတ္သည္။

Examples

  1. ‘Quietly
  2. and cautiously
  3. she unbuckled the seat belt and crawled over James's lap.’
  4. ‘He was unbuckling his belt and pulling it through the loops.’
  5. ‘He jumped out of the car quickly
  6. opening my door for me before I even picked my purse up of the floor and unbuckled my seat belt.’
  7. ‘He just rolled his eyes
  8. unbuckled his own safety belt
  9. and left ahead of me.’
  10. ‘She thinks for a moment then unbuckles her belt.’
  11. ‘Don't take the chance of him unbuckling a lap belt and trying to climb out himself.’
  12. ‘After unbuckling my belt by a notch or two I was ready for my dessert - vanilla ice-cream covered with Bailey's Irish Cream.’
  13. ‘Fayd watched silently as the guard walked a few meters past the camp's perimeter and unbuckled his belt.’
  14. ‘Distractedly
  15. I unbuckled my seat belt and stood up on legs that felt strange.’
  16. ‘The rest of the crew unbuckled their belts and also departed for their quarters
  17. leaving Dudson alone on the bridge.’
  18. ‘I turned the car off and unbuckled my seat belt
  19. also watching Alexandria struggle with her own.’
  20. ‘She began to unbuckle her sandals
  21. as I loosened the laces on my shoes.’
  22. ‘Obedient
  23. with fire in his eyes
  24. Wolf unbuckled his belt and let his weapons clatter to the ground.’
  25. ‘Leopold turned around in his chair
  26. unbuckling the seat belt as he did.’
  27. ‘With another Thanksgiving behind us
  28. we can all enjoy the post-binge ritual of unbuckling our belts.’
  29. ‘Once he'd finished doing that he unbuckled his belt and fashioned a sling.’
  30. ‘Drew unbuckled his belt and laid it along with his father's sword beside Seigi's weapons.’
  31. ‘She sat down on the rock and unbuckled her shoe which was black with a round toe and a chunky heel
  32. rather like a boot that'd had the top cut off it.’
  33. ‘To honor his words
  34. he unbuckled his sword belt
  35. and threw it to the side.’
  36. ‘Jack began to unbuckle his belt and pull his shirt over his head.’