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belt down

belt down verb: to beat down on the surface.

Verb

belt down (third-person singular simple present belts down, present participle belting down, simple past and past participle belted down)

  1. To beat down on the surface.
    • Rain belted down throughout the city.

Forms of belt down

third-person singular presentbelts down
present participlebelting down
past participlebelted down
pastbelted down

Questions about belt down

What does belt down mean?
Belt down means to beat down on the surface.
What part of speech is belt down?
Belt down is a verb.
What is the past tense of belt down?
The past tense of belt down is belted down.

Words near belt down in the dictionary

  1. belt buckles
  2. belt conveyor
  3. belt conveyors
  4. belt course
  5. belt courses
  6. belt down
  7. belt drive
  8. belt drives
  9. belt highway
  10. belt loop
  11. belt loops

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