strap in

strap someone or something in(to) something

and strap someone or something in

to tie or bind someone or something into something. Mother strapped little Jimmy into his seat. She strapped in Jimmy.

strap in

1. To secure someone or something with a strap, especially a seat belt: Be sure to strap in the children before the car starts moving. We loaded the baggage onto the truck and strapped it in with a cord.

2. To secure oneself with a strap, especially a seat belt: The pilot climbed into the cockpit and strapped in.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Nabouchodonosor	-	Biblical Greek
Yordana	-	Bulgarian
Geraldine	['dʒerəldi:n]
Tekla	-	Georgian, Hungarian
Ichiro	ee-chee-ṙo:	Japanese
Kathy	['kæθi]