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ceinture

belt

The French word for belt is 'ceinture'. It is used to refer to a band of cloth or leather worn around the waist to hold up clothing, such as trousers or a skirt. It can also be used to refer to the belt worn by a boxer or martial artist to signify their rank.

Example sentences using: ceinture

Je dois boucler ma ceinture.

I have to buckle my belt.

This phrase is typically used to refer to the action of fastening the belt around the waist, usually for safety purposes.

Il a oublié sa ceinture.

He forgot his belt.

This phrase could mean that someone forgot to wear their belt, or it could mean that they simply left it behind somewhere accidentally.

La robe a une belle ceinture.

The dress has a beautiful belt.

This phrase is used to comment on the aesthetic appeal of a belt that is part of, or worn with, a dress.