black belt

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Other sportsblack beltˈblack belt noun [countable] 1 DSOa high rank in sports such as judo and karate2 DSOsomeone who has this rankblack belt in Sandy’s a black belt in judo.Examples from the Corpusblack belt• The general then went on to learn Shotokan karate and gained a black belt in the art.• As soon as she winds her black belt around her waist, however, her personality undergoes a remarkable change.• She had successfully gained her own black belt four years previously.• Taking any test requires commitment; the black belt test takes the most commitment of all.• That is the first rung on the ladder of karate learning for the black belt.

单词	black belt
释义	black belt From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Other sportsblack beltˈblack belt noun [countable] 1 DSOa high rank in sports such as judo and karate2 DSOsomeone who has this rankblack belt in Sandy’s a black belt in judo.Examples from the Corpusblack belt• The general then went on to learn Shotokan karate and gained a black belt in the art.• As soon as she winds her black belt around her waist, however, her personality undergoes a remarkable change.• She had successfully gained her own black belt four years previously.• Taking any test requires commitment; the black belt test takes the most commitment of all.• That is the first rung on the ladder of karate learning for the black belt.
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