belts
Pronunciation: [bɛlts]
Word
Context: "clothing"
(noun) a long piece of material that you wear around your waist. It helps hold up your pants or is used as a fashion accessory.
Example
He wore a stylish leather belt with his new suit.
Example
She forgot to put on a belt, and her pants kept slipping down.
Example
What color belt are you wearing today?
Context: "sports"
(noun) a rank or level in certain martial arts, like karate, shown by the color of the belt worn. A black belt means a high level of skill.
Example
After years of training, she finally earned her black belt in karate.
Example
Although he practices a lot, he doesn't have a colored belt yet.
Example
What does it take to get a brown belt in judo?
Context: "action"
(verb) to hit someone or something, often used in sports or fighting. It can mean to strike or hit hard.
Example
He belted the soccer ball straight into the goal.
Example
She didn’t belt the ball hard enough to make it over the net.
Example
Did you belt the ball during the game yesterday?
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