loop
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loop: circular or oval shape formed by curving a line back towards itself
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Noun

1.
shapecircular or oval shape formed by curving a line back towards itself
  • She tied the ribbon into a perfect loop..
circle hoop ring
2.
aviationmaneuver in which a vehicle or aircraft makes a 360-degree turn
  • The pilot executed a tight loop during the air show..
loop-the-loop
3.
technologyTECH.repeated sequence of instructions in programmingTECH.
  • The code runs in a loop until stopped.
cycle iteration

Verb

1.
ropetr.fasten or encircle with a looptr.
  • He looped the rope around the pole.
2.
movementintr.move in a circular pathintr.
  • The road loops around the mountain.
3.
technologytr./intr.TECH.repeat a sequence in computingtr./intr.TECH.
  • The program loops back to the start after execution..
cycle iterate
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  • loop: circular or oval shape formed by curving a line back towards itself
    circular or oval shape formed by curving a line back towards itself
  • loop: maneuver in which a vehicle or aircraft makes a 360-degree turn
    maneuver in which a vehicle or aircraft makes a 360-degree turn
  • loop: length of thread or rope doubled to form an opening
    length of thread or rope doubled to form an opening
  • loop: complete path for an electric current
    complete path for an electric current
  • loop: endless tape or film strip for continuous play
    endless tape or film strip for continuous play

Expressions with loop

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include someone in communication or updates
Please loop in Sarah on the project updates.
self-reinforcing cycle leading to negative outcomes
The company's poor management created a doom loop of failures.
left out of a group or activity
He was excluded from the loop during the project discussions.
excluded from a group or decision-making process
He was out of the loop on the project changes.
cause someone to be very surprised or confused
The news really threw me for a loop.
aware of current information or developments
She is in the loop about the project changes.

Origin of loop

Middle Dutch, loop (bend)

Terms with loop included in their meaning

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hair shape
strand of hair that forms a loop or twist
ropes
loop in string or rope that tightens
loop patterns
game with string looped over fingers
motion
movement in a round path or loop
material
metal or plastic loop for curtain rods
fashion
elastic loop used to hold hair
sewing
single loop of thread in sewing
fastening
fasten something with a strip or loop

Examples of loop in a sentence

  • He drew a loop on the paper.
  • The stunt car performed a perfect loop on the track.
  • During training, the jet made a loop to demonstrate agility.
  • The loop in the program caused an error.
  • Developers often use a loop to automate tasks.
  • The loop in the thread caught on the nail.

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  1. French:boucle, enrouler, ...
  2. German:Schleife, schlingen, ...
  3. Italian:anello, avvolgere, ...
  4. Spanish:bucle, atar con un lazo, ...
  5. Portuguese:laço, passar em volta, ...
  6. Chinese:环, 环绕固定, ...
  7. Japanese:ループ, 輪にして留める, ...
  8. Arabic:حَلْقَة, لَفَّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לוּלָאָה, לִכְרוֹךְ, ...
  10. Russian:петля, обвязывать петлёй, ...
  11. Ukrainian:петля, обв'язувати, ...
  12. Hindi:घेरा, लपेटना, ...
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