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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Rust Belt Info

Sunbelt Info

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. rust [Am rəst, Brit rʌst] Rust Belt N U

1.1. rust (on metal):

1.2. rust (color):

2. rust BOT:

II. rust [Am rəst, Brit rʌst] Rust Belt VB intr

rust metal/lock/vehicle:

III. rust [Am rəst, Brit rʌst] Rust Belt VB trans

rust metal/lock/vehicle:

Rust Belt Info

I. belt [Am bɛlt, Brit bɛlt] N

1.1. belt FASHION:

tener algo en su (or mi etc.) haber

1.2. belt (for holding tools):

2.1. belt MECH:

2.2. belt:

3. belt (area):

4.1. belt inf (blow):

tortazo m inf
trancazo m Mex inf

4.2. belt inf (drink):

belt Am

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

me dio un trancazo Mex inf

III. belt [Am bɛlt, Brit bɛlt] VB intr

Bible Belt N (in US)

in the PONS Dictionary

I. rust [rʌst] N no pl

1. rust (decay):

2. rust (substance):

3. rust (colour):

II. rust [rʌst] VB intr

III. rust [rʌst] VB trans

I. belt [belt] N

1. belt FASHION:

2. belt TECH:

3. belt (area):

4. belt inf (punch):

leche f sl

Phrases:

II. belt [belt] VB trans

1. belt (secure with a belt):

2. belt inf (hit):

III. belt [belt] VB intr inf

in the PONS Dictionary

I. rust [rʌst] N

1. rust (decay):

2. rust (substance):

3. rust (color):

II. rust [rʌst] VB intr

III. rust [rʌst] VB trans

I. belt [belt] N

1. belt FASHION:

2. belt TECH:

3. belt (area):

4. belt sl (punch):

Phrases:

II. belt [belt] VB trans

1. belt (secure with a belt):

2. belt sl (hit):

III. belt [belt] VB intr sl

Present
Irust
yourust
he/she/itrusts
werust
yourust
theyrust
Past
Irusted
yourusted
he/she/itrusted
werusted
yourusted
theyrusted
Present Perfect
Ihaverusted
youhaverusted
he/she/ithasrusted
wehaverusted
youhaverusted
theyhaverusted
Past Perfect
Ihadrusted
youhadrusted
he/she/ithadrusted
wehadrusted
youhadrusted
theyhadrusted

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The belt was 3.9 in below the waterline, on either end of the ship.
en.wikipedia.org
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
The orbits within the Kuiper belt are relatively stable, and so very few comets are thought to originate there.
en.wikipedia.org
A simple slip dress was turned into absolute fire with a chain gold belt and a thigh high split.
www.cosmopolitan.com.au
A longshoreman's hook was often carried by hooking it through the belt.
en.wikipedia.org

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