taping
ˈteɪpɪŋ
taping: act of applying adhesive tape to an object
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Definition of taping - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
toolsact of applying adhesive tape to an object
  • The taping of the package ensured it was secure.
2.
recordingDatedprocess of recording audio or video onto tapeDated
  • The taping of the concert was a success.
capturing filming recording

Adjective

adhesiveusing tape to hold or fix things
  • The taping method is useful for quick repairs.
binding fastening securing
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    act of applying adhesive tape to an object

Expressions with taping

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method of taping two fingers or toes together
The doctor recommended buddy taping for the injured finger.

Origin of taping

Old English, tæppan (to tap)

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sound taping
capture audio or video using a device
medical
method of taping two fingers or toes together

Examples of taping in a sentence

  • He supervised the taping of the boxes.
  • The taping of the interview was flawless.
  • The taping of the lecture provided valuable insights.
  • The taping technique secured the package tightly.
  • She used a taping solution to fix the broken vase.

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  1. French:rubanage, fixant, ...
  2. German:Klebebandverwendung, abgeklebt, ...
  3. Italian:nastratura, con nastro adesivo, ...
  4. Spanish:encintado, de cinta adhesiva, ...
  5. Portuguese:taping, adesivo, ...
  6. Chinese:胶带粘贴, 胶带的, ...
  7. Japanese:テーピング, テープを使った, ...
  8. Arabic:تَثْبيت بِشَريط لاصِق, لاصق بالشريط, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַדְבָּקָה, מְבוּסָּס עַל סֶרֶט דֶּבֶק, ...
  10. Russian:обмотка, клейкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обклеювання, клейкий, ...
  12. Hindi:टेपिंग, टेप का उपयोग, ...
tape
teɪp
tape: flexible material with sticky surface for sticking things
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Definition of tape - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
adhesiveflexible material with sticky surface for sticking things
  • She used tape to fix the torn page.
adhesive tape sticky tape
2.
materialthin flat material in a roll for various uses
  • The package was wrapped with decorative tape.
ribbon strip
3.
technologymagnetic or optical media for recording
  • He watched the old movie on tape.
cassette media recording

Verb

tr./intr.
1.
toolsstick items together using sticky adhesive strips
  • She taped the poster to the wall.
bind fasten stick
2.
recordingrecord audio or video content
  • They taped the concert for later viewing.
capture record
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  • tape: flexible material with sticky surface for sticking things
    flexible material with sticky surface for sticking things
  • tape: thin flat material in a roll for various uses
    thin flat material in a roll for various uses
  • tape: magnetic or optical media for recording
    magnetic or optical media for recording
  • tape: narrow strip for measuring lengths
    narrow strip for measuring lengths
  • tape: strip stretched across a track marking race end
    strip stretched across a track marking race end

Expressions with tape

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seal something using tape
Tape off the edges to prevent paint from spilling.
cover something using tape
She taped over the broken window with plastic.
secure an object with tape
She taped up the box for shipping.
unnecessary rules or procedures that slow down official work
We couldn't get a permit because of all the red tape.
reduce official barriers and slow steps in formal processes
We cut the red tape so permits arrived within days.
reduce unnecessary bureaucracy or regulations
The new policy aims to cut red tape for small businesses.

Origin of tape

Old English, tæppa (plug)

Examples of tape in a sentence

  • The artist used tape to create a border on the canvas.
  • She used tape to fix the torn page.
  • The electrician wrapped the wires with insulating tape.
  • The documentary was stored on tape for archiving.
  • She found an old concert recording on tape.
  • The tailor used a tape for precise measurements.

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  1. French:ruban adhésif, scotcher, ...
  2. German:Klebeband, kleben, ...
  3. Italian:nastro adesivo, attaccare con nastro adesivo, ...
  4. Spanish:cinta adhesiva, pegar, ...
  5. Portuguese:fita adesiva, prender, ...
  6. Chinese:胶带, 贴, ...
  7. Japanese:テープ, 貼り付ける, ...
  8. Arabic:شَرِيط لاصِق, لَصَقَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:סֶרֶט דֶּבֶק, לְהַדְבִּיק, ...
  10. Russian:лента, приклеивать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:клейка стрічка, приклеювати, ...
  12. Hindi:टेप, टेप करना, ...
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