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Great Belt
noun
- a strait in Denmark, between Zealand and Funen islands, linking the Kattegat with the Baltic Danish nameStore Bælt
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She had struck into a great belt of plantations bounding one side of the ducal estate.
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The pig, Iron Hair, wears a great belt of buckskin about his middle.
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Mechanically he glanced up to the point on the great belt from which the child had fallen, and measured the distance to the floor.
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There was a broader arm of the sea to cross, the Great Belt, about twelve miles wide.
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The great belt of deserts and steppes extending across the Old World gives us a vast territory of rare historical uniformity.
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