belt-shaped
- adjective
- /bɛlt-ʃeɪpt/
- A belt-shaped patch of grass circles the old oak tree.
Examples
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The belt-shaped garden was beautifully arranged.
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Scientists discovered a belt-shaped fossil embedded in the rock.
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The satellite images clearly show a belt-shaped cloud formation stretching across the region.
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Is that a belt-shaped cloud formation?
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The galaxy has a belt-shaped structure that stretches across the night sky.
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The designer created a belt-shaped piece of jewelry that elegantly wraps around the wrist.
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The mountain range appeared belt-shaped, forming a long and narrow outline on the horizon.
Synonyms
A long narrow band that goes around a thing like a planet or a waist
Shaped like a band that goes around something
Long, narrow and flat like a thin strip
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word belt-shaped comes from the everyday belt, a long strip worn around the waist, and the part -shaped, which means 'in the form of'. So it describes something that is 'long and narrow like a belt'.