English to Esperanto Meaning of belly - ventron

Belly :
ventron

ventron, Tummy, abdomeno, stomako, puton, utero, interno, matrico, Venter, gravedeco, interne, sinon, cifero, sumo, figuro

plibonigi, pliseverigi, ventron, pliigas, antaŭenigi, evoluigi, amplifi, sxvelis, ŝvelaĵo, bulbo, plenigi

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Definitions of belly in English
Noun(1) the region of the body of a vertebrate between the thorax and the pelvis(2) a protruding abdomen(3) a part that bulges deeply(4) the hollow inside of something(5) the underpart of the body of certain vertebrates such as snakes or fish
Verb(1) swell out or bulge out
Examples of belly in English
(1) The soundpost is a cylindrical piece of wood inside the violin, viola or cello body that joins the belly to the underside of the instrument, and is located below one foot of the bridge.(2) You have a decent place to live, electricity, food in your belly , clean water to drink, clothes on your back, etc.(3) Matthew followed the others to the stairwell that led down into the belly of the ship.(4) And so it was that the missile, diving like a kingfisher, struck the ship in the belly .(5) They contain lots of seasonings, and the ingredients are mostly high in saturated fat, for example, pork belly , fatty meat or instant noodles.(6) My hands went to the Doctor's chest and I made to push, but he batted my arms apart and drove two stiffened fingers into my belly .(7) On the other hand, the airframe damage to the aircraft belly was considerable.(8) Planes also have two red rotating beacons - one on the roof and one on the belly of the aircraft.(9) NASA officials say they don't think a piece of tile that hit Discovery's belly during liftoff is a serious matter.(10) Rather than flapping the wings from back to belly , as other birds do, the partridges flap from head to tail.(11) With a warm belly full of food, the fire was extinguished and we were back on our way, often returning after midnight.(12) The next day I finally got food in my belly and I kissed the one that fed me with all my heart(13) But, before we can fully digest our thoughts, a man pushes us down a set of stairs into the belly of the ship.(14) The hook-up is made by directions given to the receiver aircraft through a system of lights located on the belly of the aircraft just behind the nose gear.(15) She had a home, plenty of clothes and food in her belly .(16) The bridge must be made of the proper grade of maple, properly cut with regard to the grain of the wood, and perfectly fitted to the belly of the cello.
Related Phrases of belly
(1) belly button ::
umbiliko
(2) belly dance ::
ventro danco
(3) belly dancer ::
ventro dancisto
(4) beer belly ::
biero ventro
(5) big belly ::
granda ventro
(6) belly up ::
ventro supren
(7) pork belly ::
porkaĵo ventro
(8) belly ring ::
ventro ringo
Synonyms
Noun
1. stomach ::
stomako
2. abdomen ::
abdomeno
3. paunch ::
paunch
Verb
5. belly out ::
ventro eliris
Different Forms
bellies, belly, bellyful, bellyfuls, bellying
Word Example from TV Shows
I should have put a sword in your belly instead of in your hand.

I should have put a sword in your BELLY instead of in your hand.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 6

I have a hole in my belly button

I have a hole in my BELLY button

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 23

Her belly start to swell.

Her BELLY start to swell.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

Where's your belly button?

Where's your BELLY button?

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 14

babies pulling my hair and pinching my belly fat.

babies pulling my hair and pinching my BELLY fat.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 7

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