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Definition of
belt up phrasal verb
from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
belt up
phrasal verb
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belt up
(British English)
(
North American English
buckle up
)
(informal)
to fasten your
seat belt
(= a belt worn by a passenger in a vehicle)
Get in the car and belt up.
(informal)
used to tell somebody rudely to be quiet
synonym
shut up
Just belt up, will you!
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