belts Sentence Examples
- The conveyor belts transported heavy boxes across the factory floor.
- The boxer wore a wide leather belt around his waist to protect his abdomen.
- The seat belts securely fastened the passengers in place during the car accident.
- The tool belt contained a variety of wrenches and screwdrivers for the mechanic.
- The sandstone belts eroded over time, creating a deep gorge.
- The military general wore a Sam Browne belt with his uniform.
- The studded belt added a touch of edginess to her outfit.
- The belts of the bicycle chain slipped off, causing the bike to malfunction.
- The mountain road was dotted with switchbacks, requiring the driver to navigate sharp bends.
- The belt sander created a smooth finish on the wooden surface.
belts Meaning
belts
to put a belt on or around, beltway sense 1, a strip of flexible material (as leather) worn around a person's body for holding in or supporting something (as clothing, tools, or weapons) or for ornament, to move or act in a speedy, vigorous, or violent manner, to sing in a forceful way, a flexible continuous band running around wheels or pulleys and used for moving or carrying something, drink, strike, hit, a region suited to or producing something or having some special feature, to sing loudly, asteroid belt, a strip of flexible material worn especially around the waist as an item of clothing or a means of carrying something (such as tools), to mark with a band, to hit hard, one suited to a particular crop, a jarring blow, to encircle or fasten with a belt, to beat with or as if with a belt, in one's possession, an area characterized by some distinctive feature (as of culture, habitation, geology, or life forms), to sing in a forceful manner or style, to drink quickly, to strap on, a similar article worn as a corset or for protection or safety or as a symbol of distinction, a continuous band of tough flexible material for transmitting motion and power or conveying materials, unfair, unfairly
Synonyms & Antonyms of belts
Synonyms:
- bastinades
- wallopings
- thrashings
- knockdowns
- shivers
- kos
- kayos
- crunchers
- uppercuts
- knockouts
- counterblows
- batterings
- counterpunches
- roundhouses
- one-twos
- lefts
- beatings
- pastings
- counters
- counter-blows
- whippings
- rabbit-punches
- bastinadoes
- whips
- sidewinders
- body-blows
- drubbings
- sucker-punches
- right-handers
- counterstrokes
- douses
- counter-strokes
- rights
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word belts
to put a belt on or around, beltway sense 1, a strip of flexible material (as leather) worn around a person's body for holding in or supporting something (as cl
hits, licks, thumps, bangs, whacks, knocks, spanks, pounds, beats, clips
unwinds, unties,unwraps, unbinds,ungirds, unshackles,unlashes
The conveyor belts transported heavy boxes across the factory floor.
The boxer wore a wide leather belt around his waist to protect his abdomen.
The seat belts securely fastened the passengers in place during the car accident.
The tool belt contained a variety of wrenches and screwdrivers for the mechanic.
