buckle in Swahili
buckle in Swahili is bakoli — buckle means a clasp with a hinged pin, used to fasten a belt or strap.
buckle in Swahili
bakoli
metal clasp with a hinged tongue or a spike
What does "buckle" mean?
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noun A clasp with a hinged pin, used to fasten a belt or strap.
"The buckle on his belt was engraved with his initials."
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verb To fasten something with a buckle.
"She buckled her seatbelt before the car pulled away."
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verb To bend or collapse under pressure.
"The bridge girders buckled under the weight of the flood debris."
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verb To give in to pressure or stress; to stop resisting.
"The company buckled under public pressure and issued an apology."
buckle in a sentence
- The buckle on his belt was engraved with his initials.
- She buckled her seatbelt before the car pulled away.
- The bridge girders buckled under the weight of the flood debris.
- His legs buckled with exhaustion after the marathon.
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "buckle" in Swahili?
"buckle" in Swahili is bakoli. buckle means: A clasp with a hinged pin, used to fasten a belt or strap.
How do you use "buckle" in a sentence?
Example: "The buckle on his belt was engraved with his initials." In Swahili, "buckle" is bakoli.
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