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belted

UK
/ˈbeltɪd/
US
/ˈbɛltɪd/

Translations

beltedadjective
more belted
Comp.
most belted
Super.
UK
/ˈbɛltɪd/
US
/ˈbɛltɪd/
ceinturéSe dit surtout d’un vêtement muni d’une ceinture ou porté avec une ceinture.
She wore a belted coat that accentuated her waist.
Elle portait un manteau ceinturé qui accentuait sa taille.
Additional translations
à bandeEmployé pour décrire un animal ou un objet marqué par une bande ou une large rayure.
Synonyms
strapped
girded
encircled
bound
beltverb

belted

Past Simple

belted
Past Simple
belted
Past Participle
belting
Gerund
UK
/belt/
US
/belt/
He belted his coat tightly to keep out the cold.
Il a ceint sa veste bien serrée pour se protéger du froid.
She belted the ball out of the park during the game.
Elle a frappé la balle hors du terrain pendant le match.
Additional translations
chanterFamilier, avec force.
foncerFamilier, pour un déplacement rapide.
boireFamilier, en une seule gorgée.
Synonyms
bind
secure
strap
tie
fasten

Definitions

beltedadjective
Having a belt or a band, often used to describe clothing that includes a belt as part of its design.
She wore a belted coat that accentuated her waist.
Marked with a band or stripe, often used to describe animals or objects with a distinct band of color.
The belted kingfisher is easily recognizable by the band of color across its chest.
beltverb
To fasten or secure with a belt.
He belted his coat tightly to keep out the cold.
To hit or strike forcefully.
She belted the ball out of the park during the game.
To sing loudly or forcefully.
The singer belted out the national anthem with great enthusiasm.
To move or travel quickly.
The car belted down the highway at top speed.
To drink (alcohol) quickly or in one swallow.
She belted her beer and ordered another.
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