Does the word '攬' in Mandarin carry the meaning of "to loop ~ around"? This question reminded me the different ways Cantonese say &quot;fasten the safety belt&quot;
Cantonese only say:

&quot;攬安全帶&quot; (loop the safety belt around oneself)

&quot;綁安全帶&quot; (tie the safety belt)

&quot;扣安全帶&quot; (buckle up the safety belt)


But we don't say &quot;系安全帶&quot; (fasten the safety belt)
On the other hand, I don't think Mandarin speakers say &quot;綁安全帶&quot; or &quot;攬安全帶&quot;  like Cantonese speakers do.
So my question is : Does the word '攬' in Mandarin carry the meaning of &quot; to loop ~ around&quot; too? Or it is Cantonese only as I suspected?

攬 http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/dictionary/characters/2151/
[粵] laam6 [國] lan3
loop (scarf, belt, etc) around

Some examples of 攬 /laam6/  as 'loop ~around' in Cantonese :

&quot;佢沖完涼攬條大毛巾喺頸就返房&quot; &quot;She just looped (hung) a bath towel around her neck and went back to her room after taking a bath.&quot;

&quot;冬天要攬條頸巾至好出街&quot; = &quot;Need to loop a scarf around the neck before go out in winter.&quot;
Explanation from zdic:


  　1. 把持：～持。独～大权。
  　2. 拉到自己这方面或自己身上来：包～。招～。承～。～客。～活儿。
  　3. 搂，捆：把孩子～在怀里。
  　4. 取：～秀。～胜。摘星～月。


From this and some other dictionaries (which may not be online) and my personal experience, I think 揽 in Mandarin does not have the usage you asked in Cantonese.