tie-down strap
nounUK /ˈtaɪ.daʊn stræp/
US /ˈtaɪ.daʊn stræp/
A strong belt used to hold things in place so they do not move.
He used a tie-down strap to keep the boxes from sliding in the truck.
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2. A strap used to secure a load during transport.
The movers checked every tie-down strap before driving off.
3. A strap that holds a cover or tarp tightly over an object.
She fastened the tie-down straps over the boat cover.
4. A strap used to anchor equipment or furniture to a wall or floor.
The bookshelf came with a tie-down strap for earthquake safety.
5. A strap that keeps a person or animal safely in place.
The harness has a tie-down strap to secure it to the frame.