belted
- adjective
- /ˈbɛltɪd/
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con cinturón
- On the right we see a red belted coat worn over a lace collar and with a black silk bow.
Examples
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So the first item is the belted paper bag waste D ring trousers and the colour blush.
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This is a high neck button detail belted shift dress.
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Yes, you have a tie belted jacket.
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Well, the Belted Earl has spoken.
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It is belted here and the closure is with buttons.
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According to Detmold, the Belted Bag was developed as a new twist on the standard carry bag: "a unique fusion of paper and board delivering the convenience of a carry bag with the strength of a box."
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She wore a stylish, belted dress that accentuated her waist.
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The new collection features several belted coats perfect for winter.
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He chose a belted cardigan to keep warm during the chilly evening.
Antonyms
Compounds
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8.3
A North American bird with blue-grey feathers and a brown band across its chest
A small sea fish with a dark band around its middle that lives in warm shallow waters
How Belted
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5.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word belted comes from the simple noun belt, a strip or band worn around the waist, plus the ending -ed which here means 'having'. So a belted coat or pair of trousers is one that has a belt to fasten or shape the waist.