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money belt in British English
(ˈmʌnɪ bɛlt)
noun
a belt worn around the waist which has a pouch that can carry money
money belt in American English
a belt with a compartment for holding money
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British English: money belt /ˈmʌnɪ bɛlt/ NOUN
A money belt is a belt that you wear round your waist which has a pouch that you can carry money in.
- American English: money belt
- Arabic: حِزَامٌ لِـحَفْظِ الْـمَالِ
- Brazilian Portuguese: porta-dinheiro
- Chinese: 腰包
- Croatian: pojas za novac
- Czech: opasek na peníze
- Danish: pengebælte
- Dutch: geldriem
- European Spanish: riñonera
- Finnish: rahavyö
- French: ceinture portefeuille
- German: Gürteltasche
- Greek: ζώνη για χρήματα
- Italian: marsupio
- Japanese: マネーベルト
- Korean: 전대
- Norwegian: pengebelte
- Polish: pas na pieniądze
- European Portuguese: porta-dinheiro
- Romanian: borsetă
- Russian: пояс для хранения денег
- Latin American Spanish: riñonera
- Swedish: penningbälte
- Thai: กระเป๋าใส่เงินคาดที่เอว
- Turkish: bel çantası
- Ukrainian: пояс для зберігання грошей
- Vietnamese: túi bao tử
Chinese translation of 'money belt'
money belt
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