Belt en français : traduction et définition
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Traduction et définition
a belt: une ceinture
a black belt (in karate) une ceinture noire (en karaté)
a seat belt (or safety belt) une ceinture de sécurité
Exemples
- "The highest rates of weight gain per second were localized in the mid-west and the south (the so-called Fat Belt), however weight gain was steady from coast to coast, from California to New York."
- "I also have a black belt in Judo just in case."
- "It's mostly accessories actually: scarves, belts, cufflinks, handbags: that kind of thing."
Exercice 1
TRUE or FALSE? Trey says he is an expert in a martial art.
TRUE or FALSE? Trey says he is an expert in a martial art.
This statement is true. After Bruno warns Trey that he will encounter unpleasant and even "violent" people while working, Trey tells Bruno that he has a "black belt in Judo". This is taken to mean that he has proven expertise in the sport.
This statement is not false.
Exercice 2
Because there's nothing more important than fashion, fill in the blanks below with the following terms used in Brian's email.
accessories | scarves | belts | cufflinks | handbags
are pieces of cloth that you can tie around your neck, often colorfully printed or dyed.
are used to carry personal items, and although most women own at least five of them, this is never enough.
are necessary if you want to keep your pants or trousers from falling down.
decorate the buttonholes at the end of shirtsleeves. Their purpose is usually to show how smart a man is.
Fashion are all various items that complement your outfit. While not necessary, they help turn you into the cool and trendy person you are.
accessories | scarves | belts | cufflinks | handbags
are pieces of cloth that you can tie around your neck, often colorfully printed or dyed.
are used to carry personal items, and although most women own at least five of them, this is never enough.
are necessary if you want to keep your pants or trousers from falling down.
decorate the buttonholes at the end of shirtsleeves. Their purpose is usually to show how smart a man is.
Fashion are all various items that complement your outfit. While not necessary, they help turn you into the cool and trendy person you are.
Because there's nothing more important than fashion, fill in the blanks below with the following terms used in Brian's email.
accessories | scarves | belts | cufflinks | handbags
scarves 1 are pieces of cloth that you can tie around your neck, often colorfully printed or dyed.
handbags 2 are used to carry personal items, and although most women own at least five of them, this is never enough.
belts 3 are necessary if you want to keep your pants or trousers from falling down.
cufflinks 4 decorate the buttonholes at the end of shirtsleeves. Their purpose is usually to show how smart a man is.
Fashion accessories 5 are all various items that complement your outfit. While not necessary, they help turn you into the cool and trendy person you are.
accessories | scarves | belts | cufflinks | handbags
scarves 1 are pieces of cloth that you can tie around your neck, often colorfully printed or dyed.
handbags 2 are used to carry personal items, and although most women own at least five of them, this is never enough.
belts 3 are necessary if you want to keep your pants or trousers from falling down.
cufflinks 4 decorate the buttonholes at the end of shirtsleeves. Their purpose is usually to show how smart a man is.
Fashion accessories 5 are all various items that complement your outfit. While not necessary, they help turn you into the cool and trendy person you are.
1 scarves: A scarf (plural: "scarves") can be worn by a man or woman, and is often tied neatly around the neck. In cold climates, scarves are usually "knitted" using wool to keep the neck warm. The "neck" is the part of the body in between the head and the shoulders.
2 handbags: This is the correct answer. A handbag (plural: "handbags") is a small purse, a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories (especially by women). Note that the men's equivalent is sometimes called a "manbag". To "carry (a purse)" is to hold it in one's hands, or on some other part of the body.
3 belts: This is the correct answer. A belt (plural: "belts") is a piece of material, often a leather band, worn around the waist of pants to ensure that they fit snugly and don't fall down. Belts can also be worn simply for show, as accessories.
4 cufflinks: This is the correct answer. A cufflink (plural: "cufflinks") is a fastening for a shirt cuff (the end of a shirtsleeve, which goes around a person's wrist), often made out of two buttons or button-like parts connected with a chain that passes through two holes in the cuff.
5 accessories: This is the correct answer. An accessory (plural: "accessories") is a non-essential item, often of clothing. It contributes to an overall "look", but it is not necessary in the way that, say, a shirt is necessary. For example, "I only buy earrings and other accessories that go well with my red hair".
Exercice 3
Now select the TRUE statements.
There may be more than one correct choice!
There may be more than one correct choice!
Now select the TRUE statements.
There may be more than one correct choice!
There may be more than one correct choice!
This is a false statement. The security lady says "Please take off your belt". "To take off", in this context, means to remove an article of clothing. A "belt" is a band (made from leather or cloth) which goes round the waist to prevent trousers falling down!
This is a false statement. The alarm sounds when Edward passes through the metal detector. Consequently, the security lady conducts a "quick search". In this context a "search" is inspection or examination of Edward's body to make sure he is not carrying forbidden items (like a gun, for example!).
This is a true statement. Edward says he is "going on holiday". This means that Edward has not yet taken his train. Edward is going through a security check BEFORE beginning his journey.
Exercice 4
Listen to the audio, then fill in the blanks with the missing terms.
Security guard: Next passenger please!
Edward: I'm going on holiday!
Security guard: You're through the metal detector first.
Edward: Hooray!
Security guard: Please take off your - it will probably .
Edward: Ok!
Edward: I'm going on holiday!
Security guard: You're through the metal detector first.
Edward: Hooray!
Security guard: Please take off your - it will probably .
Edward: Ok!
Listen to the audio, then fill in the blanks with the missing terms.
Security guard: Next passenger please!
Edward: I'm going on holiday!
Security guard: You're taking a trip through the metal detector first.
Edward: Hooray!
Security guard: Please take off your belt - it will probably set the alarm off .
Edward: Ok!
Edward: I'm going on holiday!
Security guard: You're taking a trip through the metal detector first.
Edward: Hooray!
Security guard: Please take off your belt - it will probably set the alarm off .
Edward: Ok!
Exercice 5
Because there's nothing more important than fashion, fill in the blanks below with the following terms used in Brian's email.
accessories | scarves | belts | cufflinks | handbags
are pieces of cloth that you can tie around your neck, often colorfully printed or dyed.
are used to carry personal items, and although most women own at least five of them, this is never enough.
are necessary if you want to keep your pants or trousers from falling down.
decorate the buttonholes at the end of shirtsleeves. Their purpose is usually to show how smart a man is.
Fashion are all various items that complement your outfit. While not necessary, they help turn you into the cool and trendy person you are.
accessories | scarves | belts | cufflinks | handbags
are pieces of cloth that you can tie around your neck, often colorfully printed or dyed.
are used to carry personal items, and although most women own at least five of them, this is never enough.
are necessary if you want to keep your pants or trousers from falling down.
decorate the buttonholes at the end of shirtsleeves. Their purpose is usually to show how smart a man is.
Fashion are all various items that complement your outfit. While not necessary, they help turn you into the cool and trendy person you are.
Because there's nothing more important than fashion, fill in the blanks below with the following terms used in Brian's email.
accessories | scarves | belts | cufflinks | handbags
scarves 1 are pieces of cloth that you can tie around your neck, often colorfully printed or dyed.
handbags 2 are used to carry personal items, and although most women own at least five of them, this is never enough.
belts 3 are necessary if you want to keep your pants or trousers from falling down.
cufflinks 4 decorate the buttonholes at the end of shirtsleeves. Their purpose is usually to show how smart a man is.
Fashion accessories 5 are all various items that complement your outfit. While not necessary, they help turn you into the cool and trendy person you are.
accessories | scarves | belts | cufflinks | handbags
scarves 1 are pieces of cloth that you can tie around your neck, often colorfully printed or dyed.
handbags 2 are used to carry personal items, and although most women own at least five of them, this is never enough.
belts 3 are necessary if you want to keep your pants or trousers from falling down.
cufflinks 4 decorate the buttonholes at the end of shirtsleeves. Their purpose is usually to show how smart a man is.
Fashion accessories 5 are all various items that complement your outfit. While not necessary, they help turn you into the cool and trendy person you are.
1 scarves: A scarf (plural: "scarves") can be worn by a man or woman, and is often tied neatly around the neck. In cold climates, scarves are usually "knitted" using wool to keep the neck warm. The "neck" is the part of the body in between the head and the shoulders.
2 handbags: This is the correct answer. A handbag (plural: "handbags") is a small purse, a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories (especially by women). Note that the men's equivalent is sometimes called a "manbag". To "carry (a purse)" is to hold it in one's hands, or on some other part of the body.
3 belts: This is the correct answer. A belt (plural: "belts") is a piece of material, often a leather band, worn around the waist of pants to ensure that they fit snugly and don't fall down. Belts can also be worn simply for show, as accessories.
4 cufflinks: This is the correct answer. A cufflink (plural: "cufflinks") is a fastening for a shirt cuff (the end of a shirtsleeve, which goes around a person's wrist), often made out of two buttons or button-like parts connected with a chain that passes through two holes in the cuff.
5 accessories: This is the correct answer. An accessory (plural: "accessories") is a non-essential item, often of clothing. It contributes to an overall "look", but it is not necessary in the way that, say, a shirt is necessary. For example, "I only buy earrings and other accessories that go well with my red hair".
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