Belt out
/bɛlt aʊt /B2
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1. To sing loudly and energetically.
- She loves to belt out her favorite songs in the shower.
- The singer belted out the national anthem with pride.
- During the karaoke night, John belted out a classic rock song.
- Despite her small size, she belted out the high notes effortlessly.
2. To play music forcefully or loudly.
- The band belted out a series of hits that got the crowd dancing.
- He belted out a powerful tune on his guitar during the performance.
- As the concert began, the band belted out their opening number.
- The musicians belted out jazz classics all night long at the bar.
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