Definition
Definition of belter - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- That goal was a real belter from outside the box.
2.
musicRare UK singer who uses a very loud powerful vocal styleRare UK
- The lead performer is a belter who fills the whole theater.
3.
- Everyone agreed the new actor in the show was a belter.
4.
entertainmentRare UK song written to be sung in a loud powerful styleRare UK
- The musical ends with a belter that brings the audience to its feet.
5.
spaceTECH. UK person in science fiction who lives or works in an asteroid beltTECH. UK
- The novel follows a young belter fighting for independence from Earth.
6.
occupationDated UK person whose job is making or repairing straps or beltsDated UK
- The old leather shop still employs a skilled belter.
Origin of belter
Old Norse, belti (belt)
Examples of belter in a sentence
Her latest novel is a belter compared to her earlier work. She’s a real belter with an unstoppable high register. The competition’s winner turned out to be a twelve-year-old belter. In his youth, he was a real belter who turned heads everywhere. The talent scout called her a belter and predicted instant stardom. The soundtrack features a big pop belter in the finale.
Her latest single is a classic power-ballad belter. The belter adjusted her mag-boots before stepping onto the station hull. As a belter, he spoke a creole mix of languages from the outer colonies. The apprentice watched the belter cut and stitch the thick leather straps. As a belter, she specialized in harnesses for working horses.
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- French:tuerie, chanteur à la voix très puissante, ...
- German:Hammer, Powersänger, ...
- Italian:gran cosa, cantante potente, ...
- Spanish:pasada, cantante potente, ...
- Portuguese:espetáculo, cantor potente, ...
- Chinese:世界波, 爆发力歌手, ...
- Japanese:傑作, パワフルな歌手, ...
- Arabic:شَيْء مُبْهِر جِدًّا, مُغَنٍّ قَوِيُّ الصَّوْت, ...
- Hebrew:פְּצָצָה, זַמָּר בֶּלְטֶר, ...
- Russian:бомба, певец, поющий очень громко и мощно, ...
- Ukrainian:бомба, співак з потужним голосом, ...
- Hindi:कमाल की चीज़, तेज़ आवाज़ वाला गायक, ...
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