IPA: /ˈɛərˌbæɡ/
KK: /ˈɛrˌbæɡ/
A safety feature in cars that quickly fills with air to protect people inside during a crash, helping to prevent injuries.
The car was equipped with multiple airbags to ensure the safety of all passengers in case of an accident.
Airbag → The word is formed from "air" (from Old English "aer", meaning the invisible gaseous substance surrounding the Earth) and "bag" (from Old Norse "baggi", meaning a sack or pouch). An airbag is a safety device that inflates with air to cushion and protect passengers in a vehicle during a collision.
Imagine a 'sack' ('bag') that fills with 'air' to protect you in a car crash — that's what an airbag does.