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belt
/bɛlt/
When used as a noun for clothing, "belt" is a countable noun. You can say "a belt" or "two belts." In the phrase "tighten your belt," it often means to spend less money because you have less available, not just adjusting a piece of clothing. When using "belt" as a verb for singing (e.g., "belt out"), it is almost always used in an informal context and suggests passion or power.
💬Trò chuyện
Victoria, the firm must tighten its belt to achieve spiritual lightness.
If you mean more budget cuts, we're already bone dry.
Ý nghĩa
A strip of leather or fabric worn around the waist to support clothes or carry a tool.
"He tightened his belt after losing weight."
A zone or region in which a particular characteristic is common.
"The corn belt is a region of the Midwestern United States."
To fasten someone or something with a belt, typically for safety.
"Please belt yourself into the seat before takeoff."