tape
noun/teɪp/
Слово англійською: tape
Переклад tape українською: стрі́чка (звукозаписна́ і т. д.), тасьма́, скотч, скотч, руле́тка (для вимі́рювання), метр (сантиме́тр і т. д.), ізоляці́йна стрі́чка
Детальний опис
- [uncountable] a long, narrow piece of material with a sticky substance on one side that is used for sticking things together
- adhesive/sticky tape
- Fit the carpet using double-sided tape.
- [uncountable] a long, thin piece of magnetic material, used for recording sounds, pictures or information, especially before digital technology became available
- on tape Twenty years ago he was caught on tape in a very embarrassing situation.
- I have all my school concert performances recorded on tape.
- [countable] a cassette that contains sounds, or sounds and pictures, that have been recorded
- a blank tape (= a tape with nothing recorded on it)
- Someone had deliberately erased the tapes.
- [countable, uncountable] a narrow piece of material that is used for tying things together or as a label
- The papers were in a pile, tied together with a tape.
- [countable] a long, thin piece of material that is stretched across the place where a race will finish or used to mark off an area
- the finishing tape
- Police tape cordoned off the street in front of the house.
- (also tape measure, measuring tape)[countable] a long thin piece of plastic, cloth or flexible metal that has measurements marked on it and is used for measuring the length or height of something see also measuring tape
Word OriginOld English tæppa, tæppe; perhaps related to Middle Low German teppen ‘pluck, tear’.