Cinturón (en. Belt)

/sin.tu.'ɾon/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Flexible band worn around the waist.

I bought a new belt for my dress.

Me compré un cinturón nuevo para mi vestido.

Safety device in vehicles that secures the occupants.

It is important to buckle the belt while driving.

Es importante abrocharse el cinturón al conducir.

Fashion accessory that can vary in design and material.

She always chooses a belt that matches her outfit.

Ella siempre elige un cinturón que combine con su atuendo.

The term 'belt' comes from the Latin 'cinctura', which means 'waist or girdle'.

To fasten the belt

To tighten the girdle to keep the clothing in place.

atarse el cinturón

Seat belt

Device that protects the occupants of a vehicle.

cinturón de seguridad

Chastity belt

In ancient times, a device used to prevent sexual intercourse.

cinturón de castidad

Waist

Part of the body that connects the abdomen to the hips.

cintura

Girdle

Band used to wrap around the torso or waist.

faja

Waistband

Upper part of the waist, where clothing is adjusted.

cinturilla

Seat belt.

I always wear the seat belt in the car; it is a safety rule.

Siempre uso el cinturón en el coche, es una regla de seguridad.

Belt as a symbol of authority or power.

That boss is known for wearing his belt with pride.

Ese jefe es conocido por llevar su cinturón con orgullo.