“Let your loins be girded and your lamps burning. And you be like people waiting for the return of their master from marriage, so that when he comes and knocks, immediately open to him ”(Luke 12: 35,36).

The symbolic meaning of the belt

Chastity, moderation and self-restraint - these godly qualities are symbolized by the belt that every baptized person should wear.

Christians have always attached a symbolic meaning to the belt of the blessed power that strengthens them in the fight against invisible enemies:

Stand therefore, having girded your loins with truth, and donned the breastplate of righteousness, and shod your feet with the readiness to preach the gospel of peace; and above all, take the shield of faith, with which you can quench all the fiery arrows of the wicked one; and take the helmet of salvation, and the spiritual sword, which is the Word of God (Eph. 6: 14-17).

Therefore, (beloved), having girded the loins of your mind, while being awake, trust completely in the grace given to you in the appearance of Jesus Christ(1 Pet. 1.13).

Saint Basil the Great This is how he wrote about the wearing of a belt by Christians:

The saints who lived before us prove that the use of a belt is necessary: John, with a leather belt tied his loins (Matt. 3: 4); and even before his Elijah, because as the distinction of this husband is described: “The man is shaggy, and girded about his loins with a belt (leather)” (2 Kings 1, 8).

Belt and pectoral cross are never removed

In the sacrament of Baptism, each of us is dressed with a pectoral cross and a srachitsa (shirt, shirt) with a belt. The cross and belt are never removed, as accessories of holy Baptism.

In the Novgorod province, a wide linen sash - a "swivel" - was wrapped around a newborn, and at the christening, the godmother gave the child a pectoral cross and a belt, which was considered to protect from all adversity and remained throughout life. After the baptism, the mother of the newborn as a token of gratitude presented the godfather and godfather (godfathers) - each was given a cake wrapped in a towel and tied with a woolen belt.

Old Believers have always attached special importance to the custom of wearing a belt. Without a belt, a Christian did nothing. There are two types of belts - "lower" and "upper". The "lower" belt is simpler and not decorated. It is worn at baptism on a naked body. They wear it all their lives and don't even take it off in the bathhouse. The "top" belt belted the outer garment.

The division of the bottom and top by the belt, as well as the right and left sides, has not yet lost its meaning. The belt is not just an attribute of clothing, but also signifies a readiness to serve God. Without a belt, you can neither pray nor go to sleep.

"Walking without a belt is a sin"

A corresponding attitude towards a person who neglects the tradition consecrated by antiquity has been preserved. For example, the word "unbelieve" means:

Untie your belt.
To become licentious, to lose all restraint.

To girdle a person is to dishonor him. That is why the people who behaved unworthily were called unbelievable by the people, that is, self-willedly depriving themselves of honor. "The belt is still considered a sacred object ... and is not removed either day or night," write researchers of traditional Russian life.

It was considered extremely indecent for a man without a belt to be on the people, in society. By removing the belt at the feast, the grandson of Dmitry Donskoy Vasily Kosoy (mid-15th century) was insulted, which served as a pretext for war.

There was such a saying among the people: “Why are you walking without a belt, like a Tatar ?! It is a sin to walk without a belt. " That is, a person who walks without a belt, in the popular mind, becomes not only not a Christian, but not even a Russian. Walking without a belt was condemned in every possible way: in Russian folklore "without a belt" all kinds of evil spirits walk. About a person who already "has no shame", they say: "he is completely loose."

Moreover, people walking without a belt were considered sorcerers associated with unclean forces, for example, mermaids are traditionally described as dressed in white shirts, but the absence of a belt is always emphasized.

Traditional element of many cultures

The belt has existed for a long time, for which there is convincing archaeological and written evidence. In the Slavic mounds of the 10th – 13th centuries, which belonged to the rural population - "smerds", narrow leather belts with a copper buckle are found in burials.

Terracotta figurines of men found by S. G. Tolstov in Khorezm were also belted around the waist. Painting of architectural monuments of the 6th-7th centuries. in Central Asia, medieval miniatures also depict men with belts.

In her book on Samarkand, the well-known ethnographer OA Sukhareva says: "The girdling of outerwear symbolized the readiness for service, for action." Being ready for professional work meant girding the apprentice-artisan during his initiation into a master.

Belt in Russian culture

Belts are twisted, leather, braided, semi-woven, woven, and embroidered; very different colors (in the middle of the 19th century, aniline dyes already appeared). Women weaved belts for themselves and their families. Each person had several belts.

Not a single wedding was complete without belts, they served as gifts to the groom's relatives and friends, and played an important role in rituals. In some villages bordering on Belarus, during the wedding, a belt and a towel were placed under the feet of the young.

If the bride gave the belt to the groom, she no longer had the right to change her mind and refuse to marry. As a rule, the bride gave the groom a narrow woolen belt woven by her in red tones. In Russia, the belt also served as a parental blessing, and was also inherited from generation to generation.

The belt also personified the road. In wedding rituals, this is the road to a new family life, in the funeral - in a different life. The deceased was girded, on the belts the coffin was lowered into the ground. Burial belts were distinguished by special prayer texts: “ I place all my hope in You, Mother of God, keep me in Your si roof».

Old Believers did not wear belts with knots

Imposing various amulets on oneself and tying knots for magical purposes is condemned as a relic of paganism. Saint Cyril of Turov (XII century) equated “wearing” with “koshchuns and demonic songs”.

The monks confessed: "Those who have sinned, the elms on themselves and to the sorcerer and to the wizard and to the sorcerer who walked ... sinned, carrying the words on themselves ..." Wearing a magic band was equated to witchcraft, spells.

In the Potrebnik it is indicated: “The Elitsy sorcery ... and they impose tying on their children and on the animal, for a lesson for the sake of ... 6 years so they will not receive communion ... or aprons ... and they impose sholki on their head and on their neck, as if to drive away ailments ... 6 years so they will not receive communion ... or in remembrance of the Passion of Christ on Friday, the Great prisoners knit themselves according to the number of the Gospels, so they will not receive communion for 6 years. "

Rule 36 of the Laodicean Council (IV century) prohibits the "pre-depositories" (phylacteries), which superstitious Christians used to bandage a sore spot on the body or were constantly worn around the neck during illness. The Fathers of the Council call these "preservers" the fetters of the soul. “Guessing by birds, enchanting, divination, or pendants on the neck against the fringe of the ghost, or on the sheets of writing, sorcery, or other evil tricks and other similar lewdness are the essence of serving the devil,” said St. Cyril of Jerosalim.

The confusion of Christian concepts with pagan ("demonic witchcraft") was interpreted by the Church "as a particularly grave sin leading to the profanation of sacred things and blasphemy." Therefore, Old Believer craftswomen do not use nauses in the manufacture of belts.

Lestovka and belt accompany a person all his life

Many museums keep belts and girdles made over 200 years ago and donated to museums by modern heirs.

Since ancient times, the belt has been the keeper of the "kalita", that is, the wallet. Weapons were kept in their belts. This long-standing tradition has reached the 20th century. in a more extended version: in addition to a wallet and weapons, a chair, a knife were attached to the belt, the coachmen plugged the whip of the whip. For women, a pocket was attached to the belt, which contained the keys to pantries, chests and treats for children, which is why, over time, such a pocket was called "gourmet".

Thus, the belt accompanied a Christian from birth to death in a variety of life situations. Just as a ladder is used for unceasing prayer, and therefore Christians have it with them at all times, wherever they are, so the belt accompanies a person all his life.

Each weaver belt is more than just a product for everyday and festive girdling. When you weave old belts and they come to life with a wave of your hands, your heart is always happy! And not even the beauty of the belt itself, but the fact that a person will wear it and offer his prayers to God in it.

The form on -а, -я in some words can be single or predominant: side - sides (sides only in a phraseological combination of hands to sides); century - century (forever only in phraseological combinations for once, forever and ever, forever), eye - eyes, meadow - meadows, fur - fur, snow - snow, haystack - haystacks, silk - silk.

Forms can have different meanings: tones (about color) and tones (about sound), bread (about cereals) and bread (about baked bread), workshops and workshops (at an enterprise) and workshops (medieval organizations of artisans).

Forms of nouns can differ in stylistic coloration: beads and obsolete. sides; home and outdated. houses; feed and obsolete. stern; horn and obsolete. and a poet. horns; varieties and outdated. varieties; volumes and outdated. toms as well as thunders and poet. thunder; coffins and poet. coffin.

Finally, the forms of nouns can be equal and interchangeable: years and years (but: years of adolescence, severe hardships; nineties, zero years), workshops and workshops (at the enterprise), storms and storms.

To resolve the issue of the status of the "controversial" form of the word (non-normative, variant, stylistically colored, etc.), in any case, you need to refer to the dictionary.

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In geogr. values are declined according to the scheme 1e:

Pronunciation

IPA: ed. h. [ˈpo (ɪ̯) ɪs]

Semantic Properties

Meaning Edit

ribbon, cord, belt or sewn-on strip of fabric, covering the waist, for tying, fastening clothes so swollen on their knees and shabby at the bottom that the Scary Boy with one look of these trousers could panic the population. A. T. Averchenko, "Scary Boy", 1916 (quoted from Wikisource)
an item of women's underwear, to which garters for stockings are attached ◆ And a silk belt falls // At his feet - like a paradise snake ... // And they tell me - I will calm down // Someday, there, underground. M. I. Tsvetaeva, "Don Juan", 1917 (quoted from Wikisource)
open waist, the place where the body is covered by such a belt ◆ Enter the water up to the waist. ◆ Poured to the waist. ◆ Thin at the waist and broad at the shoulders. ◆ Bow to the belt.
transfer layer, environment, space encircling, surrounding, encompassing something, as well as the contents of this layer; transverse stripe or stripe of other wool on an animal ◆ Forest park (green) belt of the capital. ◆ The lake is closed by a belt of thickets. ◆ Black pipes with white belts. ◆ The patterned tile belt at the church has collapsed.
geographic part of the earth's surface: (1) an area of 15 degrees wide between two meridians, (2) a zone between parallels, characterized by certain physical, geographical, climatic features; zone of distribution, finding something ◆ The earth is divided by meridians into twenty-four belts. ◆ Hot, cold belt. ◆ Tropical belt. ◆ Temperate zone of the northern hemisphere. ◆ Belt of deserts, trade winds.
economic space, band, which are part of the division of the country according to any economic characteristics ◆ Tariff zone. ◆ Set prices depending on the belt. ◆ First, second, third belt.
Anatomical part of the skeleton of vertebrates and humans, serving for articulation with the body and support of the limbs ◆ Shoulder girdle. ◆ Pelvic girdle... ◆ Belts of the limbs.
sport. sports category in single combats ◆ There is no example of use (see recommendations).

Synonyms

belt, belt; partial: gaitan; outdated: sash, harness, belts (belts), belts
waist
partial: rim

Antonyms Edit

Hyperonyms Edit

Hyponyms

dyaga (obsolete)

Holonyms Edit

Meronyms Edit

Related words

decrease-caress. shapes: belt, lumbar
nouns: loin, waistband, waistband, non-belt
adjectives: girdle, girdle, girdle, lumbar, unbelted
verbs: girdle, girdle, girdle, girdle, girdle, girdle, girdle, girdle

Etymology Edit

Comes from praslav. * ro-jаsъ, from the cat. among other things happened: Old Russian, Old Slav. by ІАсъ (ancient Greek ζώνη), Russian, Ukrainian. poyas, bulg. poyas, Serbo-Horv. pȍjȃs, pȃs, Slovenian. роjа̑s, р̑s, Czech., Slovak. pás, Polish. ras, v.-puddles., n.-puddles. ras. Praslav. * ro-jаsъ - inverse derivative from ro-jаsati; Wed Russian girdle, from * jasati, whence Russian-Church-Slavic. The "belt" was applied (Cyril Jerusalem, XII century). Further here is lit. júostas "belted", júosta "belt", Latvian. juo ^ stа - the same, lit. júosti, júosmi (júosiu) "to girdle", juosmuõ "hips, belt", Latvian. juo ^ zt "to girdle", ave. уāst- "belted", уāh- cf. R. "Belt", Greek. ζῶμα "belt", ζώνη - the same, ζώννῡμι "girdle", ζωστός "belted", Alb. ngjesh "girdle". The data of M. Vasmer's dictionary were used. See References.

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BELT - belts, pl. belt, m. 2. The place where the body is covered by this strip, the waist (vernacular). Tight in the belt. Waist-deep in water. 3. ... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

belt - to plug in the belt .. Dictionary of Russian synonyms and expressions similar in meaning. under. ed. N. Abramova, M .: Russian dictionaries, 1999. belt girdle, girdle, girdle, girdle, corsage, girdle, obi, vest, corset, velvet, velvet, bandage, grace, girdle, ... ... Dictionary of synonyms

belt - BELT, a, m. Belly, abs, solar plexus. Hit the belt. See also: Everything from below the belt (to below); above the belt In the animal kingdom. ; bend the belt; Put on the belt of innocence; to the waist ... Dictionary of Russian argo

belt - belt, pl. belts, genus. belts and obsolete belts, belts. In prepositional combinations: for the belt, for the belt and obsolete for the belt, for the belt ... Dictionary of pronunciation and stress difficulties in modern Russian

BELT - BELT, a, pl. a, ov, husband. a belt and a belt to plug someone n. (undoubtedly surpass whom n. in what n .; colloquial.). Shut up the ax for step 2. pere ... Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary

belt - BELT, sash, colloquial. belt, razd. the back belt is reduced. caress. BELT, decrease. caress. kushachok ... Dictionary-thesaurus of synonyms of Russian speech

belt - A detail of a garment for fixing it on a human figure and (or) decorative design. Belt 25 [GOST] Topics details of garments ... Technical translator's guide

Belt - see Clothes ... Brockhaus Bible Encyclopedia

BELT - (northerly) strip or ridge of ice rushing into the sea. Samoilov K.I. Marine dictionary. M. L .: State Naval Publishing House of the NKVMF of the USSR, 1941 ... Marine dictionary

Belt - Ural Mountains Geographical names of the world: Toponymic dictionary. M: AST. Pospelov E.M. 2001 ... Geographical encyclopedia

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This is a very interesting question: can we say about clothes that are worn, so to speak, below the waist (for example, trousers, shorts, a skirt) that it suits the face? In the dictionaries, this phrase is interpreted quite broadly: “suits, suits someone”, “makes someone attractive (about a suit, hairstyle)”, “suits someone, is in perfect harmony with something”. However, it is used actively precisely in relation to what is closer to the person's face - a dress, a blouse, a hairstyle, a hat. And although the word face can be used metonymically - in the sense of outward appearance, but the phrases “shoes suit you”, “the color of stockings suits you very well” sound comical, because they are literalized. Skirts and trousers seem to be on the verge of permissible. In the "Big Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language" V. N. Telia (Moscow, 2006) gives such an interesting example: She stood on the threshold of her room, looked warily, but portrayed a smile. She was young, slender, long-legged, with blonde hair flowing down her shoulders. Blue jeans and a blue sweater clearly suit her, if not for the crease on the bridge of her nose and thinly pursed lips, I would call her pretty (Ogonyok, 1997). Here jeans come to face, but not alone, but with a sweater - again as a whole, a suit.

To summarize: it's better to talk about clothes below the waist - it comes, it fits. And the turn to face in the same sense can be safely used in relation to a coat, suit, jumper, panama hat, stole, veil, make-up, beard - that is, to what appears exactly on the face or on the face.

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In turn, it does not isolate itself, if it is used as an adverbial expression in the meaning of “from my side, in response, when it’s a turn”: Asya looked at me inquiringly. I, in turn, held out my hand to her and this time firmly squeezed her cold fingers. I. Turgenev, Asya. But commas are needed if the words, in turn, act as an introductory expression, indicating that this statement is related in meaning to the previous one: In the center there was a round white building surrounded by a wide black ring. The black ring, in turn, was about the belt but a golden-yellow ring, followed by an even wider ring - green, and, finally, outside there was another, the largest, black ring. N. Nosov, Dunno in the Solar City.

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The fact is that the difference between an adverbial combination and an introductory expression, in turn, is not always obvious; in practice, the author of the text makes the final decision on separating / not separating these words with commas. In the answer regarding the isolation of this combination, only general patterns are indicated.

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1. Ribbon, cord, belt or sewn strip of fabric for tying, fastening at the waist. Leather p. P. skirts. Per

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The word Belt in Dahl's dictionary

m than they are tied across the camp, they tie up their clothes; girdle, girdle, sash; a belt, of thread, braided, with which the peasants are girded on a shirt. In meaning. sash, pl. belts and singing; in other meaning belts. Belt in a building, strip with a ledge, release in a circle. Our land is divided into five zones: hot, between the turning circles; freaked out or average, from them to the polar, icy circles; cold, from these to the pole, ostya. Mountain belt, ridge of mountains; The Ural ridge in the north is called the Stone and Belt. Belts, in the Arctic Sea, architect. long ridge of ice. Belt of the vessel, thicker plating, protruding in a strip. The belt of the tool, frieze, dish, convex hoop, are now little used. Belt in heaven, milky way. Orion belt, three bright stars in this constellation. Belts on animals, transverse stripes of other wool. A fool's belt, but a clever one will pass dry. He will shut up his girdle. On seven belts, God set a stellar current. We are all people at the waist (that is, half, and there are cattle). It is sinful to be baptized across the belt (i.e. below, through the belt), schismatic. During the day, like a hoop, at night, like; who can guess will my husband be? belt. A thousand brothers with one girdle, put on a mother? sheaf on the ground. There are belts along the waist, belts along the poes, stripes. | Belt or waist waist thief. loins, the natural interception of the human body, a transverse strip above the sacrum, along the last vertebrae, between the ribs and the pelvis; in this place, the belt lies, the belt for men. Bow to the belt, bending at the waist, lower back. Got in the waistband, climb up and down the throat! You will live with ours, you will recognize the lower back, which aches in old age. No matter how you rot, you can't kiss your lower back. Bowing of the lower back cannot be broken. Lumbar, lumbar, to the belt, lower back relate. Bow bow, in the belt. Waist-belt striped to the waist. Lumbar vertebrae, the last five (dorsal 12, cervical 7). Lumbar aches. | Waist m. Waist who sharpens, weaves, and generally makes belts, for o (under) belts. Belting, belting who, what, belting or hugging, tying with a belt. And he will bellow and lead, but he doesn’t want to, John. The barrel is belted with hoops. -sya, they suffer. and return. within the meaning of. When you were young, you yourself, John. Gird, gird someone, -sya. You will get loose, you see the sash is loose! Waist, girdle, action. by verb. Poor, in belts, stripes, transversely striped. Belt, girdle, belt or girdle related. Belt one hundred. Psk belt. girdle, belt. Belt Wed belt, sheaf knitting, tied. Lumbar, plant. Potentilla norvegisa, gourd.

The word Belt in the Ozhegov dictionary

BELT, -a, pl. -a, -ov, m. 1. Ribbon, cord, belt or sewn strip of fabric for tying, fastening at the waist. Leather p. P. skirts. 3a belt and gag someone in the belt. (undoubtedly surpass someone. in something; colloquial.). Shut up the ax for step 2. transfer. The space surrounding, encircling something. Forest park (green) p. Of the capital. 3. The same as the waist by item in the water. Grass to the waist. Bow to p. (Bending the torso). 4. Allocated for some n. sign of part of the earth's surface (between some n. parallels or between two meridians), as well as part of the celestial sphere. Physico-geographical p. Tropical p. Sentry p. P. Zodiac. 5. The space allocated within the territory of the country on the basis of some n. own signs. Tariff item 6. Part of the skeleton, which serves for attachment to the body and support of the limbs (special). Shoulder p. Pelvic p. || decrease. belt, -ska, m. (to 1 value). || adj. waist, th, th (to 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 digits). P. belt. P. bow (in the belt). portrait (to the waist). P. tariff. Zone time.

The word Belt in the dictionary of Efremova

The word Belt in Vasmer Max's dictionary

The word Belt in D.N. Ushakova

1. Long narrow strip of fabric, cord or belt, serving for circular coverage, tying at the waist. Leather belt.

The word Belt in the Dictionary of Synonyms

The word Belt in the Dictionary of Medical Terms

The word Belt in the Dictionary of Synonyms 2

The word Belt in the Dictionary of Synonyms 3

plug in the belt ..

The word Belt in the dictionary Synonyms 4

armopoyas, bandage, velvet, velvet, brestrop, waterways, grace, edge, vest, zodiac, zone, corsage, corset, sash, sash, ENT, obi, girdle, interception, strip, belt, belt, connected, sparketing, subantarctic, subtropic, waist

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BELT m than they are tied across the camp, they tie up their clothes; girdle, girdle, sash; a belt, of thread, braided, with which the peasants are girded on a shirt. In meaning. sash, pl. belts and singing; in other meaning belts. Belt in a building, strip with a ledge, release in a circle. Our land is divided into five zones: hot, between the turning circles; freaked out or average, from them to the polar, icy circles; cold, from these to the pole, ostya. Mountain belt, ridge of mountains; The Ural ridge in the north is called the Stone and Belt. Belts, in the Arctic Sea, architect. long ridge of ice. Belt of the vessel, thicker plating, protruding in a strip. The belt of the tool, frieze, dish, convex hoop, are now little used. Belt in heaven, milky way. Orion belt, three bright stars in this constellation. Belts on animals, transverse stripes of other wool. A fool's belt, but a clever one will pass dry. He will shut up his girdle. On seven belts, God set a stellar current. We are all people at the waist (that is, half, and there are cattle). It is sinful to be baptized across the belt (i.e. below, through the belt), schismatic. During the day, like a hoop, at night, like; who can guess will my husband be? belt. A thousand brothers with one girdle, put on a mother? sheaf on the ground. There are belts along the waist, belts along the poes, stripes. || Belt or waist waist thief. loins, the natural interception of the human body, a transverse strip above the sacrum, along the last vertebrae, between the ribs and the pelvis; in this place, the belt lies, the belt for men. Bow to the belt, bending at the waist, lower back. Got in the waistband, climb up and down the throat! You will live with ours, you will recognize the lower back, which aches in old age. No matter how you rot, you can't kiss your lower back. Bowing of the lower back cannot be broken. Lumbar, lumbar, to the belt, lower back relate. Bow bow, in the belt. Waist-belt striped to the waist. Lumbar vertebrae, the last five (dorsal 12, cervical 7). Lumbar aches. || Waist m. Waist who sharpens, weaves, and generally makes belts, for o (under) belts. Belting, belting who, what, belting or hugging, tying with a belt. And he will bellow and lead, but he doesn’t want to, John. The barrel is belted with hoops. -sya, they suffer. and return. within the meaning of. When you were young, you yourself, John. Gird, gird someone, -sya. You will get loose, you see the sash is loose! Waist, girdle, action. by verb. Poor, in belts, stripes, transversely striped. Belt, girdle, belt or girdle related. Belt one hundred. Psk belt. girdle, belt. Belt Wed belt, sheaf knitting, tied. Lumbar, plant. Potentilla norvegisa, gourd.

Ural-Mongolian folding belt

Pacific geosynclinal zone

poyas, -a; shove smth. for the waist (in the direct meaning); shut up smb. (surpass); waist-high; pl. belts, -ov; Time Zones

BELT. Obsleslav. From pojasati ‘girdle’, pref. derived from jasati (cf. Old Rus. yasalo ‘belt’), related to lit. júosta - also, avest. yāsta ‘belted’ etc.

Belts or belts as correct

1. Ribbon, cord, belt or sewn strip of fabric for tying, fastening at the waist. Leather p. P. skirts. Per

shut up someone. (undoubtedly surpass someone in some way; colloquial). Shut up the ax for p.

2. transfer. The space surrounding, oh

living something. Forest park (green) p. Of the capital.

a. Bow to p. (Bending the torso).

4. Allocated for some n. sign of part of the earth's surface (between some n. parallels or between two meridians), as well as part of the celestial sphere. Physico-geographical p. Tropical p. Sentry p. P. Zodiac.

5. The space allocated within the territory of the country on the basis of some n. own signs. Tariff p.

6. Part of the skeleton, which serves for attachment to the body and support of the limbs (special). Shoulder p. Pelvic p.

noah, th, th (to 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 digits). P. belt. P. bow (in

a). P. tariff. Zone time.

What is BELT, BELT is, the meaning of the word BELT, origin (etymology) BELT, synonyms for BELT, paradigm (forms of the word) BELT in other dictionaries

a) Long narrow strip of fabric, cord, belt, etc. for under

dressing at the waist.

b) A strip of fabric sewn into the upper part of the skirt, pants.

2) decomp. The place where the torso is covered by such a strip of fabric.

a) transfer. That which is in a band around smth.

b) A transverse strip or strip of other hair on the animal.

1) Part of the surface of the globe - 15 degrees wide - between two meridians.

a) The part of the earth's surface between the parallels, which is a specific climatic zone.

b) Zone of distribution, finding of smth.

3) The space that makes up a part in the division of the territory of the country according to some. economic characteristics.

belt, sash, girdle, girdle, corsage, girdle, obi, vest, corset, velvet, velvet, bandage, grace, sash, interception, brestrop, connected, ENT, spirketing, lacing, edge, waist; zone, district, strip, waterway

1. Long narrow strip of fabric, cord or belt, serving for circular coverage, tying at the waist. Leather belt.

2. The place where the body is covered by this strip, the waist (· simple). Tight in the belt. Waist-deep in water.

3. Part of the surface of the globe (15 ° wide) between two meridians (geogr.). The entire earth is divided by meridians into 24 belts or zones.

4. Part of the earth's surface between the parallels, which is a specific climatic zone (geogr.). Hot belt. Temperate zone. Tropical belt.

5. A certain space, a strip, which is part of the division of the country's territory according to some economic characteristics (special). Tariff belt. Packs of salaries by belts.

round metal, cloth or other strip (tech.). Zeppelin belt. Barge belt. Belt at the body of the samovar. Farm belt. Belt in the building.

9. Names of parts of the blast furnace (tech.). Oxidation Belt. Melting belt. Carbon saturation belt.

Rescue belt (special) - a cork circle worn on the body and serves to support the body of a drowning person on the surface of the water. Shoulder girdle (anat.) - the clavicle with the shoulder blade. Bowing at the waist - bowing, bending the torso. To plug someone in the belt - see to plug someone.

genus. n. -a, ukr. poyas, Old Russian, Old Slav. byѩсъ ζώνή (Ostrom., Sup.), bulg. poyas, Serbo-Horv. pȍjȃs, pȃs, slovenian. роjа̑s, ра̑s, Czech., slvts. pás, Polish. ras, v.-puddles., n.-puddles. ras.

Praslav. * ro-jаsъ - inverse derivative from ro-jаsati; Wed Russian girdle, from * jasati, whence Russian-tslav. The "belt" was applied (Cyril of Jerusalem, XII century; see Srezn. III, 1665; Schwitzer, WuS 12, 32 et seq.). Further here is lit. júostas "belted", júosta "belt", lts. juôstа - the same, lit. júosti, júosmi (júosiu) "to girdle", juosmuõ "hips, belt", lts. juôzt "to girdle", ave. уāst- "belted", уāh- cf. R. "Belt", Greek. ζῶμα "belt", ζώνη - the same, ζώννῡμι "girdle", ζωστός "belted", Alb. ngjesh "I girdle" (see Trautmann, BSW 108 et seq .; Pedersen, IF 5, 46; Bartolome 1291; G. Mayer, Alb. Wb. 308; M.–E. 2, 127 et seq. Meye-Vaillant 30; Hoffmann, Gr. Wb. 104.

What is used to gird clothes around the waist (belt, cord, sash, etc.).

The groom Spiridon sat as a coachman - in one shirt, barefoot, belted with a red woolen ribbon belt. S. Aksakov, Family Chronicle.

Seeing the assistant, he buttoned up and tightened his belt. Crown, House and Ship.

A strip of fabric sewn into the upper part of the skirt, pants and serves to pull them together at the waist.

A metal or other band that encloses smth.

The tank even looked solemn: around the turret hatch there was a wide blued belt, and on it burned letters from stainless steel: "USSR-I". Karavaeva, Lights.

The pipes are black with white belts. Shuleikin, Days gone by.

What is in a band around smth. Surrounds smth.

Behind the meadows dotted with groves and watermills, the forests were green in several green belts. Gogol, Dead Souls.

The lake, enclosed by a belt of impenetrable thickets, gleamed below. Paustovsky, The last devil.

The narrowest part of the body is between the chest and abdomen; waist.

He ties a long rope around the waist of a tiny five-year-old girl in front of him. Kuprin, Allez!

Part of the surface of the globe between two meridians.

The part of the earth's surface between the parallels, which is a specific climatic zone (geogr.).

Hot belt. Temperate Belt, Cold Belt.

A piece of the world that has some characteristic natural features.

The mountains take on more severe forms and spruce forests appear on them, the lower limit of which denotes a belt of summer rains. Przhevalsky, From Kuldja beyond the Tien Shan and to Lop Nor.

A certain space, a strip, which make up a part in the division of the country according to some l. economic characteristics.

Tariff belt. Dividing the country into belts based on commodity prices.

Part of the skeleton of vertebrates and humans, which serves for attachment to the body and support of the limbs.

Shoulder girdle. Pelvic girdle.

(cingulum, PNA, BNA, JNA; syn. bundle of the cingulate) an associative nerve path that runs in the cingulate gyrus and connects the cortex of the frontal lobe with the parahippocampal gyrus and the amygdala.

noun 1. zone, lane 2. girdle, sash, girdle 3. waist, interception

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	Question number 293158

Is it possible to say: "This skirt (pants) suits you"?

This is a very interesting question: can we say about clothes that are worn, so to speak, below the waist (for example, trousers, shorts, a skirt) that it suits the face? In the dictionaries, this phrase is interpreted quite broadly: “suits, suits someone”, “makes someone attractive (about a suit, hairstyle)”, “suits someone, is in perfect harmony with something”. However, it is used actively precisely in relation to what is closer to the person's face - a dress, a blouse, a hairstyle, a hat. And although the word face can be used metonymically - in the sense of appearance, but the phrases “shoes suit you”, “the color of stockings suits you very well” sound comical, because they are literalized. Skirts and trousers seem to be on the verge of permissible. In the "Big phraseological dictionary of the Russian language" V. N. Telia (Moscow, 2006) provides such an interesting example: She stood on the threshold of her room, looked warily, but feigned a smile. She was young, slender, long-legged, with blonde hair flowing down her shoulders. Blue jeans and a blue sweater clearly suit her, if not for the crease on the bridge of the nose and thinly pursed lips, I would call her pretty(Ogonyok, 1997). Here jeans come to face, but not alone, but with a sweater - again as a whole, a suit.

To summarize: it's better to talk about clothes below the waist - it comes, it fits. And the turn to face in the same sense can be safely used in relation to a coat, suit, jumper, panama hat, stole, veil, make-up, beard - that is, to what appears exactly on the face or on the face.


	Question No. 293064

Dear portal staff! An answer is urgently needed! What is better to put in a sentence after the word "slabs" and the phrase "folded belts"? Name and show on the map the largest lithospheric plates: / - Eurasian, Indo-Australian, North American ...; folded belts: / - Pacific, Alpine-Gimola ...

Name and show on the map the largest lithospheric plates (Euro-Asian, Indo-Australian, North American), fold belts (Pacific, Alpine-Himalayan ...).


	Question No. 289263

Do you need a comma? Keep in mind that the time is counted from 0 to 12 o'clock, therefore (,) to understand where is 8 o'clock in the morning, and where is 8 o'clock in the evening, you need to remember the time zones x. thanks