TIGHTEN DOWN
Definition: To make something more secure or firmly fixed in place by reducing slack or ensuring that it is properly fastened.
Synonyms: Secure Firmly, Fasten Securely, Lock Tight, Anchor Down, Batten Down
Usage Examples in Sentences
#1
Before the big trip, he had to tighten down the straps on his backpack.
#2
She had to tighten down the screws on her glasses to keep them from falling off.
#3
The coach instructed the players to tighten down their defense in the final minutes of the game.
#4
The astronaut had to tighten down the screws on the equipment before the spacewalk.
#5
Before the storm, the sailors worked quickly to tighten down the sails on the ship.
#6
He decided to tighten down the screws on the wobbly chair.
#7
The pilot had to tighten down the safety harness before takeoff.
#8
The chef asked the kitchen staff to tighten down the lid on the spice jar.
#9
Please tighten down the bolts to ensure the shelf is securely attached to the wall.
#10
The technician will tighten down the connections to prevent any electrical issues.
#11
Could you tighten down the straps on the backpack? It feels loose.
#12
The engineer instructed us to tighten down all the screws to avoid vibration.
#13
To prevent leaks, tighten down the pipe connections firmly with a wrench.
#14
Before starting the engine, always remember to tighten down the screws on the cover.
#15
Ensure you tighten down the clamps firmly to secure the pipes together.
#16
We need to tighten down the bolts before the storm arrives.
#17
Before launching the rocket, the engineers must tighten down all components securely.
#18
Before cooking, always remember to tighten down the lid of the spice jar.
#19
In preparation for the journey, the hikers decided to tighten down their backpack straps.
#20
The surgeon needed to tighten down the sutures carefully to ensure proper healing.
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