ベルト (beruto) means “belt” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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ズボンがずれないように、ベルトを締めます。zu bo n ga zu re na i yō ni be ru to o shi me ma su

I fasten my belt so that my pants do not slip.

Describes a flexible band that encircles something to hold it together, support it, or transmit movement.

バンドbando: A strip or loop of flexible material used around the body or to secure something.

輪状にして身につけたり機械に取り付けたりし、物を締める帯状のもの。rin jō ni shi te mi ni tsu ke ta ri ki kai ni to ri tsu ke ta ri shi mono o shi me ru tai jō no mo no

ベルト (beruto, "belt") was borrowed from the English noun belt, a word with an Old English form recorded as belt.

English uses belt for both a worn strap and a moving band in machines, while Japanese ベルト (beruto) commonly refers to the familiar strap worn around the waist.