ceinture
/sɛnˈtʊr/
noun
- A belt or sash worn around the waist, often as part of a uniform or traditional clothing.
- The soldier's ceinture was made of dark leather and held his sword.
- She tied a silk ceinture around her dress to add a pop of color.
- In some cultures, a ceinture is a symbol of rank or achievement.
- A type of wide belt used in martial arts, especially in judo or karate, to indicate rank.
- The sensei adjusted the student's ceinture before the match began.
- He earned his black ceinture after years of training in judo.
- Different colors of ceinture represent different skill levels in martial arts.