belt in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.belt [Am bɛlt, Brit bɛlt] N

1.1. belt FASHION:

belt
cinturón m
green/brown belt (in judo, karate)
cinturón m verde/marrón
green/brown belt (in judo, karate)
cinto m verde/marrón
green/brown belt (in judo, karate)
cinta f verde/marrón Mex
green/brown belt (person)
cinturón mf verde/marrón
green/brown belt (person)
cinta mf verde/marrón Mex
belt and braces Brit he has a belt-and-braces approach
le gusta tomar todas las precauciones (del caso)
to have sth under one's belt
tener algo a sus (or mis etc.) espaldas
to have sth under one's belt
tener algo en su (or mi etc.) haber
with a string of hits under his belt
con una serie de hits a sus espaldas or en su haber
to hit below the belt
dar un golpe bajo
that was a bit below the belt
¡ése fue un golpe bajo!
to tighten one's belt
apretarse el cinturón

II.belt [Am bɛlt, Brit bɛlt] VB trans inf

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III.belt [Am bɛlt, Brit bɛlt] VB intr

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See also Bible Belt

belt in the PONS Dictionary

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belt Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fasten one's belt
abrocharse el cinturón
to tighten one's belt
apretarse el cinturón
to have some experience under one's belt
tener algo de experiencia a sus espaldas
to belt along
ir como una bala
to fasten one's seat belt
abrocharse el cinturón de seguridad
to belt out a song
cantar una canción a pleno pulmón
belt up!
¡cierra el pico!
I'm going to belt you one!
¡te doy una leche!

belt Glossary of Refrigeration Technology courtesy of GEA Bock GmbH

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A simple slip dress was turned into absolute fire with a chain gold belt and a thigh high split.
www.cosmopolitan.com.au
A conveyor belt carried bags of groceries to a central pickup station by the parking lot.
en.wikipedia.org
As the belt moves through the system, soil agitators lift the belt and turn the soil to enhance heat transfer and volatilization of organics.
en.wikipedia.org
Well, mainstream cinema is hardly having its chastity belt unlocked for the very first time.
www.stuff.co.nz
Commuter belt towns have been deluged after some parts of the river reached their highest levels in almost 30 years.
www.ibtimes.co.uk
At the extreme end of the spectrum, this may involve manufacturing products in batch size 1 under industrial mass-production conditions -- that is, manufacturing unique items on a conveyor belt.
safetowork.com.au
Before long, it was my turn to clamber onto the seemingly endless conveyer belt heading out of town.
thechronicleherald.ca
The boys, on the other hand, have little bells hung round them, or some similar device of silver or gold, attached to the little belt with which they are girt.
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These include possibly loose seat mounting bolts that could rattle on rough road surfaces and a "request for information" on the rear seat belt buckles.
www.theglobeandmail.com
She's a stunt woman too with a brown belt in martial arts.
entertainment.ie

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