ceinture
[ san-toor, -tyoor, san-cher; French san-tyr ]
noun,plural cein·tures [san-toorz, -tyoorz, san-cherz; French san-tyr]. /sænˈtʊərz, -ˈtyʊərz, ˈsæn tʃərz; French sɛ̃ˈtür/.
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How to use ceinture in a sentence
Fig. 38 represents portions of a bronze plaque from that country, used on a ceinture or belt.
The Swastika | Thomas WilsonFig. 198 represents another fragment of a bronze ceinture from the same country and belonging to the same epoch.
The Swastika | Thomas WilsonIt has three broad flounces, scalloped at the edge, and embroidered ceinture of very broad white satin ribbon.
Il en avait bientôt plein sa charge et avait dû enlever sa ceinture pour tenir deux fardeaux dans une main.
Histoires grises | E. Edouard TavernierAround the waist a golden ceinture held up a colored velvet skirt, with an enormous train, but no body.
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