black belt
The term 'black belt' is widely recognized in martial arts as a symbol of expertise, but it also has significant meanings in geography and management.
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Definition
B2Martial Arts
(technical)A rank indicating a high level of proficiency and expertise in martial arts.
Example
- After years of training, she finally earned her black belt in karate.
- He is a black belt in judo, known for his exceptional skills.
B2Martial Arts
(technical)A person who has achieved the black belt rank in martial arts.
Example
- The dojo is led by a black belt with over twenty years of experience.
- Black belts often take on teaching roles in martial arts schools.
C1Management
(technical)A certification for individuals with advanced expertise in Six Sigma or similar management methodologies.
Example
- She became a black belt in Six Sigma, leading multiple projects to improve efficiency.
- Companies often seek black belts to drive quality management initiatives.
C1Geography
A region in the southern United States known for its dark, fertile soil.
Example
- The Black Belt region is famous for its rich agricultural land.
- Historically, the Black Belt was an important area for cotton production.
C1Geography
A geographic area predominantly inhabited by Black people.
Example
- The Black Belt in the U.S. South has a significant African-American population.
- Social and economic studies often focus on the Black Belt due to its unique demographics.
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