| 词组 | buckled down |
| 释义 | (redirected from buckled down)buckle down1. To anchor or fasten something or someone in place. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "buckle" and "down." Did you buckle the bikes down securely? Can you please buckle down the baby in her highchair? 2. To put forth maximum effort toward something, especially after not having done so. If you want to get a passing grade this semester, you'll really need to buckle down and study hard. buckle someone or something downto attach someone or something down with straps that buckle together. They stopped to buckle the load down again. Did you buckle down the kids? buckle down (to something)to settle down to something; to begin to work seriously at something. If you don't buckle down to your job, you'll be fired. You had better buckle down and get busy. buckle downSet to work, apply oneself with determination, as in All right, we'll buckle down now and study for exams. Originating about 1700 as buckle to, the expression gained currency with the football song "Buckle-Down, Winsocki" (from the Broadway musical comedy Best Foot Forward, 1941). [Mid-1800s] buckle downv. 1. To secure something or someone with straps that fasten together with buckles: Don't forget to buckle down the top of the suitcase before we pack it into the car. We took off our backpacks and buckled them down on the roof of the truck. 2. To apply oneself and start working seriously at something: I've wasted a lot of time, and now I have to buckle down and finish my homework. |
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