belting

UK
/ˈbeltɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɛltɪŋ/

Translations

beltingnoun
beltings
pl
courroieMécanique, pièce de transmission.
The belting on the conveyor system needed to be replaced due to wear and tear.
La courroie du système de convoyeur devait être remplacée à cause de l’usure.
racléeFamilier, au sens de défaite ou de correction sévère.
The team received a belting from their rivals in the championship game.
L’équipe a reçu une raclée de ses rivaux lors du match de championnat.
Additional translations
projectionMusique, chant très puissant et projeté.
beltingadjective
more belting
Comp.
most belting
Super.
UK
/ˈbɛltɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɛltɪŋ/
tonitruantTrès fort, très énergique, surtout pour une performance ou un son.
The band gave a belting performance that had the crowd cheering all night.
Le groupe a donné une prestation tonitruante qui a fait acclamer la foule toute la soirée.
excellentFamilier, au sens de très bon, formidable.
We had a belting time at the festival, enjoying every moment.
Nous avons passé un moment excellent au festival, en profitant de chaque instant.
torrentielSurtout pour une pluie très forte ou un mouvement très rapide.
The cyclists were moving at a belting pace up the hill.
Les cyclistes avançaient à un rythme torrentiel en montée.
beltverb

belting

Gerund

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.

Definitions

beltingnoun
A strip of material used in machinery to transmit motion or power.
The belting on the conveyor system needed to be replaced due to wear and tear.
A loud, forceful singing style, often used in musical theater.
Her belting during the performance captivated the entire audience.
A beating or thrashing, often used informally to describe a severe defeat or punishment.
The team received a belting from their rivals in the championship game.
beltingadjective
Very loud or forceful.
The band gave a belting performance that had the crowd cheering all night.
Excellent or very good.
We had a belting time at the festival, enjoying every moment.
Extremely heavy or rapid, especially of rain, movement, or speed.
The cyclists were moving at a belting pace up the hill.
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.