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trapping

UK
/ˈtræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈtræpɪŋ/
trapping off

Übersetzungen

trappingsubstantiv
trappings
Pl.
UK
/ˈtræp.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈtræp.ɪŋ/
The king's robe was adorned with trappings of gold.
Мантия короля была украшена золотыми украшениями.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
захват
отлов
Synonyme
snare
trap
catch
device
entrapment
confinement
capture
trappingssubstantiv

trapping

Usually plural-only in modern use; commonly used in fixed expressions such as 'the trappings of power'.
атрибутыО внешних признаках, символах статуса или образа жизни; обычно во множественном числе.
He enjoyed all the trappings of wealth, but not the responsibilities.
Он наслаждался всеми атрибутами богатства, но не обязанностями.
сбруяО декоративной конской упряжи или подобной нарядной амуниции; чаще в историческом или книжном контексте.
The horse was fitted with ornate trappings of red leather and brass.
Лошадь была в нарядной сбруе из красной кожи и латуни.
trapverb

trapping

Gerundium

trapped
Präteritum
trapped
Partizip Perfekt
trapping
Gerundium
UK
/træp/
US
/træp/
They managed to trap the mouse in the kitchen.
Им удалось поймать мышь на кухне.
He tried to trap the insects in a jar.
Он пытался ловить насекомых в банке.
удерживатьО тепле, влаге, воздухе и т. п.
The insulation is designed to trap heat inside the building.
Изоляция предназначена для того, чтобы удерживать тепло внутри здания.
принятьСпорт.
She expertly trapped the pass with her right foot.
Она мастерски приняла пас правой ногой.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
подловитьРазг.; о попытке вынудить человека сказать или сделать что-то.
заперетьО ситуации или обстоятельствах, лишающих выхода.
сохранятьО тепле, влаге, воздухе и т. п.
обработатьСпорт.
Synonyme
catch
ensnare
entrap
capture
confine
corner
lure
Antonyme
free
release
liberate
set free
let go
emancipate

Definitionen

trappingsubstantiv
The act of capturing or ensnaring animals, typically for hunting or research purposes.
The trapping of beavers was a common practice in the 19th century for their fur.
The outward signs, features, or objects associated with a particular situation, role, or thing, often implying superficiality.
The trappings of wealth, such as luxury cars and designer clothes, were evident at the gala.
trappingssubstantiv
The outward signs, accessories, or symbols associated with a role, status, or style.
He enjoyed all the trappings of wealth, but not the responsibilities.
Decorative equipment, coverings, or accessories used with something, especially a horse or ceremonial object.
The horse was fitted with ornate trappings of red leather and brass.
trapverb
To catch an animal or person in a trap or a situation from which it is difficult to escape.
The hunter managed to trap the fox using a snare.
To place someone in a difficult or unpleasant situation from which it is hard to escape.
The heavy snowstorm trapped the hikers on the mountain overnight.
To trick someone into doing something that they did not intend to do.
The journalist tried to trap the politician into making a controversial statement.
To prevent something from escaping or being lost.
The insulation is designed to trap heat inside the building.
In sports, especially soccer, to stop and control (a moving ball) with a part of the body.
She expertly trapped the pass with her right foot.
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