English to Maori Meaning of belt - whitiki

Belt :
whitiki

whitiki, rohe, poi, poroporo, ORB, tīni, aaka, pouaka

karapoti, rāihe, whitiki, koekoea

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Definitions of belt in English
Noun(1) endless loop of flexible material between two rotating shafts or pulleys(2) a band to tie or buckle around the body (usually at the waist(3) an elongated region where a specific condition or characteristic is found(4) a vigorous blow(5) a path or strip (as cut by one course of mowing(6) ammunition (usually of small caliber(7) the act of hitting vigorously
Verb(1) sing loudly and forcefully(2) deliver a blow to(3) fasten with a belt
Examples of belt in English
(1) The guard covering the chain drive on the belt had worn out, exposing the mechanism.(2) Around his waist was a belt of leather and from this, herbs, and objects of all kinds hung dangling, and clattered together as he walked.(3) she paused only to belt a robe about her waist(4) The day after Lee tested for her yellow belt , the first level of advancement, she talked with her instructor about opening her own school.(5) I lost the finals to a yellow belt , but I liked the experience.(6) he was awarded the victor's belt(7) This explains the composition of much of the asteroid belt as well as the inner planets.(8) Someone came and hand delivered them to us rather than us standing and watching the conveyer belt for almost an hour.(9) a belt of trees(10) she administered a good belt with her stick(11) However, the top three are players with the ability to really belt the ball.(12) In 1949 those two met again in a title fight and Robinson retained his belt with a convincing unanimous decision victory.(13) the asteroid belt(14) Most of them have now moved up from beginners white belt to the next level - a yellow belt .(15) a belt buckle(16) He buckled his sword belt around his waist, and then he picked her up.
Related Phrases of belt
(1) seat belt ::
whitiki nohoanga
(2) conveyor belt ::
nekeneke
(3) black belt ::
whitiki pango
(4) safety belt ::
whitiki haumaru
(5) leather belt ::
hiako hoki te whitiki
(6) belt buckle ::
whakamau whitiki
(7) fan belt ::
whitiki tahi
(8) belt up ::
whitiki ake
(9) timing belt ::
whitiki wā
(10) wear a seat belt ::
kakahu i te whitiki nohoanga
Synonyms
Noun
1. sash ::
whitiki
2. region ::
rohe
3. swath ::
swath
4. smash ::
hauanga
5. knock ::
patoto
Verb
6. fasten ::
whakau e
7. hit ::
patua
8. belt out ::
whitiki i roto i
Different Forms
belt, belted, belting, belts
Word Example from TV Shows
Batman utility belt.

Batman utility BELT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 19

once we're in the air and the seat belt sign is off.

once we're in the air and the seat BELT sign is off.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 23

but say another word and I will belt you.

but say another word and I will BELT you.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 4

Says the man with a giant belt buckle and a dickey.

Says the man with a giant BELT buckle and a dickey.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 6

so it don't catch on your belt when you draw.

so it don't catch on your BELT when you draw.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 2

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