French Meaning of belts
ceintures
Other French words related to ceintures
- battements
- crochets
- Frange
- coups
- clips
- menottes
- hits
- coups
- livres
- coups de poing
- des gifles
- claques
- Accident vasculaire cérébral (AVC)
- glissements
- bruits sourds
- coups
- coups
- chauves-souris
- boîtes
- Côtes
- applaudissements
- mains
- Limaces
- rayures
- bashes
- peïti
- Inconnu
- buffets
- Bustes
- chiffons
- craquements
- dabs
- fillips
- hacks
- fourches à foin
- coups de pied
- genoux
- frappe
- cils
- raclées
- fourrures
- (pioches)
- dodu
- coups de poing
- Colza
- claque
- défonce
- chaussettes
- méduses
- coups secs
- balançoires
- commutateurs
- claques
- wallops
- marques de coups
- Whams
- Whaps
- Oups
- bastonnades
- cosinus
- Bastonnades
- coups
- coups
- coups au corps
- contre-coups
- contre-coups
- Contre-coups
- compteurs
- contre-coups
- contre-attaques
- broyeurs
- arrose
- raclées
- chaos
- knockdowns
- KO
- gauches
- un-deux
- collages
- coups de lapin
- droitiers
- droits
- maisons rondes
- frissons
- missiles Sidewinder
- coups tordus
- raclées
- uppercut
- raclées
- fouets
- fouet
Nearest Words of belts
Definitions and Meaning of belts in English
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
FAQs About the word belts
ceintures
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
battements,crochets,Frange,coups,clips,menottes,hits,coups,livres,coups de poing
délie,se détend,Délie,déchaîne,Lâche
belting up => s'attacher, belting (down) => averse, belter => Belter, belted (down) => ceinturé, belt (down) => ceinture (bas),
