belt something ↔ out

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbelt something ↔ out phrasal verbAPMto sing a song or play an instrument loudly She was belting out old Broadway favourites. → belt→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusbelt out• Mark was carrying his jacket, and Clare regretted that she had not taken off her stockings and belt before coming out.• Almost all of the moving objects seen are slow-moving belt asteroids, out between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.• When the conveyor belt stops, out come the text books.• She turns back toward him, to unlatch the seat belt and run out of the car.• The machinery gave more than the usual trouble; shafting and belting wore out prematurely.

单词	belt something ↔ out
释义	belt something ↔ out From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbelt something ↔ out phrasal verbAPMto sing a song or play an instrument loudly She was belting out old Broadway favourites. → belt→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusbelt out• Mark was carrying his jacket, and Clare regretted that she had not taken off her stockings and belt before coming out.• Almost all of the moving objects seen are slow-moving belt asteroids, out between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.• When the conveyor belt stops, out come the text books.• She turns back toward him, to unlatch the seat belt and run out of the car.• The machinery gave more than the usual trouble; shafting and belting wore out prematurely.
随便看	have under your belt have up have up your sleeve have visions of have visions of something have what it takes have wind of have with a reception have with you have with you have with you have words have words with have worms have written all over it have written all over your face have yet to come have you got a minute have you got a minute? have you got the time have you got the time? have you heard the one about have you heard the one about ... have your back against the wall have your back to the wall