seat belt

See also: seatbelt and seat-belt

English

seat belt (plural seat belts)

A restraining belt attached to a vehicle seat which is fastened around passengers and which is intended to keep an occupant in place so as to avoid injuries in accidents where the occupant could be thrown against a solid object.

restraining belt

Japanese: シートベルト (shītoberuto)
Macedonian: сигурносен појас m (sigúrnosen pójas)
Malay: tali pinggang keledar
Manx: cryss sauchys f
Mongolian: аюулгүйн бүс (ajuulgüjn büs)
Norman: cheintuthe dé seûtheté f
Norwegian: sikkerthetsbelt n
Bokmål: bilbelte n, setebelte n

Nynorsk: bilbelte n, setebelte n
Polish: pas bezpieczeństwa m
Portuguese: cinto de segurança m
Romanian: centură de siguranță (ro) f
Russian: реме́нь безопа́сности (ru) m (reménʹ bezopásnosti)
Scottish Gaelic: crios-sàbhailteachd m, crios-sàbhalaidh m
Spanish: cinturón de seguridad m
Swedish: säkerhetsbälte (sv) n, bilbälte (sv)
Thai: เข็มขัดนิรภัย (kěm-kàt-ní-rá-pai)
Turkish: emniyet kemeri (tr)
Vietnamese: dây an toàn (vi)
Welsh: gwregys diogelwch m

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