Beltline
Pronunciation: /ˈbɛɫtˈɫaɪn/
Beltline (noun)
- A road that goes around the edge of a city, helping traffic avoid the centre.
- A line or area where buildings are built along a main road, often forming a continuous front.
- The horizontal line on clothing where the waist is shaped or where a belt-like part is placed.
Examples
- The beltline circles the city and connects many neighborhoods.
- Drivers use the beltline to avoid the busiest downtown streets.