beltline
- noun
- /ˈbɛltlaɪn/
- Specialized
- Many manufacturers pay attention to the beltline height, ensuring it's positioned for optimal passenger sightlines.
Examples
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The new sedan features a sleek design with a curved beltline that enhances its aerodynamics.
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In modern car designs, a low beltline provides better visibility and a sportier appearance.
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Visibility is also exceptional for a supercar, thanks to the curved and expansive "canopy" glass, the low beltline, and thin.
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Etymology
Beltline comes from belt ('a strap worn around the waist') and line. On a car the beltline is the horizontal line where the windows meet the body, like a 'belt' that runs around the vehicle and separates the top and bottom.