unbuckle

un·buck·le (

n-b

v. un·buck·led, un·buck·ling, un·buck·les

v.tr.

To loosen or undo the buckle or buckles of.

v.intr.

1. To undo buckles.

2. Informal To relax.

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Verb

unbuckle - undo the buckle of; "Unbuckle your seat belt"

undo - cancel, annul, or reverse an action or its effect; "I wish I could undo my actions"

buckle, clasp - fasten with a buckle or buckles

Translations

unbuckle [ˈʌnˈbʌkl] VT → desabrochar

unbuckle [ʌnˈbʌk^əl] vt [+ seat belt, belt, shoes, sandals] → déboucler

unbuckle

vt → aufschnallen

unbuckle [ʌnˈbʌkl] vt → slacciare

unbuckle

v unbuckle [anˈbakl]

to undo the buckle or buckles of He unbuckled his belt. ontknip, knip afhaal يَحُل، يَفُك откопчавам odepnout spænde op aufschnallen ξεκουμπώνω desabrochar, soltar pannalt avama باز کردن avata solki déboucler לְהַתִיר אֶת הַאָבזַם שֶׁל- खोलना otkopčati lecsatol spenna frá sfibbiare 締金を外す 잠금쇠를 풀다 atsegti atsprādzēt membuka gancu losgespen spenne opp, løsne (beltet) odpiąć desapertar a desface, a descheia расстёгивать пряжку odopnúť odpeti otkopčati spänna upp แก้เงื่อน tokasını çözmek/açmak 解開環扣 розстібати تسمہ کھولنا nới lỏng, mở khóa 解开带、扣

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buckle
Galoche
unbelt
undo

I never saw a man unbuckle harness so quickly as he did, and with a pat and a good word he led me to a long stable, with six or eight stalls in it, and two or three horses.

Black Beauty by Sewell, Anna View in context

Riach, who had been to the college, spoke to me like a friend when he was not sulking, and told me many curious things, and some that were informing; and even the captain, though he kept me at the stick's end the most part of the time, would sometimes unbuckle a bit, and tell me of the fine countries he had visited.

Kidnapped by Stevenson, Robert Louis View in context

And when Bert saw a man on the outskirts of the crowd run to a haycart and get a brightly pronged pitch-fork, and a blue-clad soldier unbuckle his belt, his rising doubt whether this little town was after all such a good place for a landing became a certainty.

The War in the Air by Wells, H.G. View in context

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