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black belt
noun
The highest belt colour in various martial arts.
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The phrase "black belt" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a person who has achieved a high level of expertise or mastery in a certain skill or activity, particularly in martial arts. For example: - He has been training for years and is now a black belt in taekwondo. - The company is looking for a black belt in project management to lead the team. - After years of practice, she finally earned her black belt in karate.
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(She has a black belt in karate).
"I'm a black belt," Mehling said.
Amber's a third-degree black belt.
Southern Alabama also includes the Black Belt.
He's a black belt, you know.
A black belt jiu-jitsu grappler.
You're a black belt in taekwondo (8).
I could become a black belt one day.
"She's extraordinary; she's a black belt," he rhapsodises.
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"That's black-belt screw-jitsu".
"Frank was a black-belt judo expert," Professor Muller said.
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