IPA: /sɛnˈtʃʊr/
KK: /sɛnˈtʊr/
A type of belt or sash worn around the waist, often used in clothing or dressmaking.
She wore a beautiful ceinture that matched her dress perfectly.
Ceinture comes from Old French 'ceinture' (meaning belt or girdle), which is derived from the Latin 'cinctura' (meaning a girdle or belt), from 'cingere' (meaning to gird or bind). The word 'ceinture' refers to a belt or something that binds around the waist.
Think of a 'girdle' or something that 'binds' around the waist — that's what a 'ceinture' is.