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belted /'beltid/
belt /ˈbɛlt/
belt
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nounplural belts[count] a band of material (such as leather) that is worn around a person's waistsee color picture - see also black belt, garter belt, safety belt, seat belta band that runs around wheels or other parts in a machine and that is used for moving or carrying something - see also fan belta region that has a lot of a particular thing(chiefly US) cities in the Rust Belt [=an area formerly known for industry and manufacturing] - see also bible belt, sunbelt - compare 3beltbelow the beltinformal :too harsh and unfairThe phrase below the belt comes from the sport of boxing, where it is against the rules to hit your opponent anywhere below the belt.tighten your beltto begin to spend less money :to make changes in order to save moneyunder your beltas an achievement or as part of your experienceverbbelts; belted; belting[+ obj] :to fasten (something) with a belt[+ obj] informal :to hit (someone or something) hard[+ obj] informal :to sing (a song) in a loud and forceful way - usually + outalways followed by an adverb [+ obj] US informal :to drink (something) quicklyalways followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] chiefly Brit informal :to move or go at a high speedbelt up[phrasal verb] Britto fasten a seat belt in a car or other vehicleinformal :to stop talkingnounplural belts[count] informala hard hitUS informal :a drink of alcohol
* Các từ tương tự:
belter, belt-tightening, beltway
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nounAt her belt she wore a dagger in a golden scabbardThe planners ensured that each city would be surrounded by a green beltverbWhen he insulted her, I simply belted himSophie Tucker was there, belting out 'One of These Days'belt out