A belt is a long, narrow piece of material. People wear it around their waist to keep their clothes tight.
He wears a black belt with his pants.
The belt holds my jeans well.
In martial arts, a belt is a color band worn around the waist. It shows how good a person is at the sport.
She earned a green belt in karate.
Martial arts belts show your progress.
In machines, a belt is a looped band that moves and connects parts. It helps machines work correctly.
The car's belt needs to be replaced.
The machine uses a belt to move parts.
A belt can mean a wide area with special conditions. It describes parts of the Earth or nature with similar features.
This region is in the tropical belt.
A belt of dust covered the city.
As a verb, belt can mean to hit or strike something or someone with force. It can also mean to hit a ball very hard.
He belted the ball very far.
She belted him on the arm.
A belt can mean a wide flat area used for farming or defined by nature. It describes a natural or farming region.
Farmers work in the corn belt.
The wheat belt is very large.
