Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Belly"

A: it means to end up in disaster

A: There was a movie called Alien. In the movie people became hosts for an alien baby that eventually killed them by tearing its way out of their belly.

This phrase is often used humorously in reference to pregnancy and is referencing the movie.

A: It means the bottom of an airplane or something in the air.

A: A brand of jelly beans

A: belly flops is when somebody opens both arms and falls face first into a body of water!

A: wow! Awesome! Thanks for your beautiful example sentences..! I can see how different each word feels.

A: Go wash your belly button; it stinks from ten miles off!

A: "His company went belly up, so now he is looking for a new job."

A: they're pretty much the same! they're both sort of childish, but "tummy" is something you would say to children age 10 or under.

A: When talking about animals you should probably say stomach since it's seen as more professional; however they'll understand what you mean if you say belly/tummy!

A: Abdomen is a formal word that means the part of the body below the chest and above the legs.
Belly is an informal word that means more or less the same thing - the front of the body below the chest.

A: The meanings are about the same; "go belly up" though would tend to be used when describing a company or organization whereas " go broke" is more likely used when referring to individuals. Examples: 1) He didn't secure a job over the last 3 years and has gone broke. 2) If this company doesn't improve its customer service it is likely to go belly up.

A: They mean the same thing, but belly is an informal word and abdomen is a technical one.

- His belly hurts.
Anyone might say this.

- He is suffering from abdominal pain.
A doctor might say this.

A: Hmm if so, it's different from へそのごま in Japanese, it's old skin dirt stored in the belly button. 垢

A: Big belly is totally fine. You can also use “does she have a big pregnancy bump?”

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A: Or my stomach hurts

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A: When someone says "A belly of real size", they aren't talking about a belly being real. They most likely are talking about a round belly or a fatter belly in a jokingly and friendly way. For example, you can say "If you want a belly of real size, you'd eat more donuts!"

A: --> "... is *an* outie"

A: probably belly and stomach. Tummy is used more for children and abdomen is more scientific/medical

A: I just read your earlier question.

So...

"Recently my belly became so big that I can't walk as fast as before.
If I stand for a while, I quickly want to lie down and take a rest.
This is my first time giving birth and considered late childbearing too because of my age.
I am getting nervous now. I am worried about so many things."

It's natural to worry. Only a few more weeks to go. I'm sure everything will be fine. : )

A: "He has a beer belly."
"He has a bit of a beer belly."

I haven't heard of keg used for a beer belly.

"He's got a bit of a stomach on him" would also work.