to have something under your beltとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to have something in one's charge

to have something in one's custody

to put something under the arm

to take something located below oneself

keep something in one's bosom

to carry something on the shoulder

to carry something on one's shoulders

to carry something on one's back

to carry something on one's back

to carry something in one's pocket

to get something stuck in one's throat

to bring something under control

to embrace something to one's breast

to carry something in concealment

something to lay beneath the cargo

the act of drawing someone or something towards oneself

to attach something by tying

to forcibly take off a piece of something

to bury under something

to surround a circumference with something

to strip something off

grow below something

to carve something coarsely

to pry something that is sticking off

to crumple something

to be grazed by rubbing against something

to tie up something and have it tie-dyed

to pull a thing on over the top of something

There's something behind.

to leave something tied up