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What does strap in mean?
What does strap in mean?
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- Spanish (Spain)
@ETMoore can u show me an example sentence
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@HDGD
“Strap in, its going to be a bumpy ride.”
“Strap in, this part will be difficult.”
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- Spanish (Spain)
@ETMoore so strap in is 100 % the same as ready
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