1. belay - Noun
2. belay - Verb
3. Belay - Proper noun
To lay on or cover; to adorn.
To make fast, as a rope, by taking several turns with it round a pin, cleat, or kevel.
To lie in wait for with a view to assault. Hence: to block up or obstruct.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAbove the bolt, He Chuan climbed 80 feet to the first belay, placing only three cams, before a snow squall forced the climbers to retreat. Source: Internet
Despite having a variety of indigenous plants that can be used for ornamental purposes, the country has been covering 90 percent of its demand through imports, Dr. Birhanu Belay, Research Directorate Director at GBG told The Ethiopian Herald. Source: Internet
He turned toward the guards, but Bryce clamped a friendly hand upon his shoulder to belay the movement. Source: Internet
Other cars were assembled by Yang Fan, Mesfin Industrial Engineering, Betret International Plc, Belay Ab Motors, Metal & Engineering Corporation (MeTEC) and Nigma Motors. Source: Internet
Belay Fekadu, current chairman of UDJ on. Source: Internet
Shortage of foreign currency is also another headache for automotive suppliers in the country, hurting the business of many car suppliers, including Belay Ab and Ghion Addis, whose peak seasons are the holidays and the conclusion of the budget year. Source: Internet