Belt
Noun
UK
/belt/
US
/belt/
Level: Easy - A1 (Beginner)
Definition
A strip worn around the waist, usually for support or style.
Example
"He wore a black leather belt."
"The machine stopped when the belt broke."
"Her dress came with a matching belt for style."
Explanation
A belt is a long, narrow piece of material, usually made of leather, fabric, or plastic, that people wear around their waist. It is mainly used to hold up trousers (pants) so they don’t fall down, or to add style to an outfit. Belts can also be part of uniforms or clothing accessories. Besides clothing, the word “belt” can also describe a moving strip in machines, or a region or area known for something, like a “snow belt” or “rice belt.” But in daily life, it’s most commonly used for clothing.