belt
- n. 帶；腰帶；地帶
- vt. 用帶子系住；用皮帶抽打
- vi. 猛擊
- n. (Belt)人名；(英、法、德、西)貝爾特
詞組搭配
belt and braces
(Brit.)(of a policy or action) using two means to the same end
(英)（政策或行動）雙重保險的，穩妥可靠的
tighten one's belt
cut one's expenditure; live more frugally
減少開支，勒緊褲腰帶；省吃儉用
under one's belt
safely or satisfactorily achieved, experienced, or acquired
（安全地或令人滿意地）達到（或經歷、獲得）的
he now has almost a year as minister under his belt.
他在部長的位子上已經穩坐了將近一年。
(of food or drink) consumed
（食品或飲料）被消費掉了的，已經下肚的
Gus already had a large brandy under his belt.
格斯已經喝下一大杯白蘭地。
belt something out
sing or play a song loudly and forcefully
高聲而有力地歌唱（或演奏）
belt up informal 非正式
[usu. inimperative]be quiet
安靜！
(informal)put on a seat belt
系上安全帶
below the belt
Not according to the rules; unfairly.
不正當地：不遵守規則地；不公平地
tighten (one's) belt
To begin to exercise thrift and frugality.
開始實施勤儉節約
under (one's) belt
In one's possession or experience
獲得，經歷，掌握：在某人的占有物或經歷中
“By his mid-teens, Liszt had three years of intensive concertizing under his belt”(&b{Musical Heritage Review})
“到十五、六歲時，李斯特已經有了三年嚴格的音樂會獨奏經歷”(&b{音樂精品回顧})