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To belt out something (or belt something out) is to sing or play a musical instrument very loudly
Informal English.
Examples of use:
1. Wow! That singer is really belting it out!
2. His CD player was belting out his favourite music.
3. The football fans belted out their national anthem.
| infinitive | belt out |
| present simple | belt out and belts out |
| -ing form | belting out |
| past simple | belted out |
| past participle | belted out |
Can you use this expression in a sentence?
Do you belt it out when you sing along with your favourite band?
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