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    Resources Translator

belt


Translation result
cinturón correa, banda, faja belt


belt verbo

1. Sing loudly and forcefully.

The rockstar belted out the lyrics to her hit single, sending the crowd into a frenzy. La estrella de rock gritó los versos de su sencillo número uno, enviando al público en una euforia.

2. Deliver a blow to.

The boxer belted his opponent with a powerful left hook in the final round of the fight. El boxeador le propinó un gancho izquierdo potente a su oponente en el último round del combate.

3. Fasten with a belt.

After getting dressed, she belted her pants tightly to ensure they stayed up during the hike. Después de vestirse, ella ajustó su pantalón estrechamente para asegurarse de que se mantuvieran arriba durante la caminata.

belt sustantivo

1. Endless loop of flexible material between two rotating shafts or pulleys.

The conveyor belt at the factory was designed to transport heavy crates quickly and efficiently around the production floor. El cinturón de transporte en la fábrica se diseñó para transportar grandes cajas pesadas con rapidez y eficiencia alrededor del piso de producción.

2. A band to tie or buckle around the body (usually at the waist).

She cinched her belt tightly around her waist to accentuate her new dress. Ella ajustó su cinturón con firmeza alrededor de su cintura para realzar su nuevo vestido.

3. An elongated region where a specific condition or characteristic is found.

The Sahara Desert forms a vast belt across North Africa, characterized by extreme heat and arid conditions. El Desierto del Sáhara forma una gran cinta a lo largo de África del Norte, caracterizado por calor extremo y condiciones áridas.

4. A vigorous blow.

The boxer landed a powerful belt on his opponent's jaw, sending him stumbling back against the ropes. El boxeador asestó un cinturón poderoso en la mejilla de su oponente, lo que lo hizo tambalear hacia atrás contra las cuerdas.

5. A path or strip (as cut by one course of mowing).

The farmer needs to water the newly seeded belt after each pass through the field to prevent erosion. El agricultor necesita regar el cinturón sembrado recientemente después de cada tramo a través del campo para prevenir la erosión.

6. Ammunition (usually of small caliber) loaded in flexible linked strips for use in a machine gun.

The machine gun's belt was designed to feed automatically, allowing the soldiers to focus on their target rather than reloading manually. La cinta de la ametralladora fue diseñada para alimentarse automáticamente, permitiendo a los soldados enfocarse en su objetivo en lugar de recargar manualmente.

7. The act of hitting vigorously.