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/teɪp/
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tape
noun
tapes
Pl.
UK
/teɪp/
US
/teɪp/
лента
She used a tape to wrap the gift.
Она использовала ленту, чтобы завернуть подарок.
пленка
The old movie was recorded on tape.
Старый фильм был записан на пленку.
скотч
He fixed the broken vase with tape.
Он починил разбитую вазу с помощью скотча.
Additional translations
магнитофонная лента
запись
ленточка
Synonyms
ribbon
strip
band
film
adhesive tape
scotch tape
masking tape
duct tape
tape
verb
taped
Präteritum
taped
Partizip Perfekt
taping
Gerundium
UK
/teɪp/
US
/teɪp/
приклеивать
He used duct tape to tape the poster to the wall.
Он использовал клейкую ленту, чтобы приклеивать постер к стене.
записывать
She decided to tape the interview for later review.
Она решила записывать интервью для последующего просмотра.
Synonyms
record
capture
document
film
log
tape
adjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., tape recorder, tape deck)
Synonyms
taped
recorded
videotaped
audio-recorded
pre-recorded
magnetically recorded
on tape
tapeout
verb
tape out
taped out
Präteritum
taped out
Partizip Perfekt
taping out
Gerundium
выпускать
The engineers are ready to tapeout the new chip design.
Инженеры готовы выпускать новый дизайн чипа.
Definitions
tape
noun
A narrow strip of material, typically used to hold or fasten something.
She used tape to secure the wrapping paper around the gift.
A magnetic strip used for recording sound, pictures, or computer data.
He found an old cassette tape in the attic with his favorite songs from the 80s.
A strip of material stretched across a track or field to mark the finish line in a race.
The runner broke the tape as he crossed the finish line, winning the race.
A long, narrow piece of cloth or paper used for measuring.
The tailor used a tape to measure the length of the fabric needed for the dress.
tape
verb
To fasten or attach something using adhesive tape.
She taped the poster to the wall.
To record audio or video using a tape recorder or similar device.
They taped the concert for later viewing.
tape
adjective
Relating to or involving tape, especially adhesive or magnetic tape; made of or designed for use with tape.
He bought a new tape recorder.
tapeout
verb
To produce or finalize the layout of an integrated circuit so that it can be sent to a semiconductor foundry for fabrication.
The engineering team worked tirelessly to tape out the new chip design by the end of the quarter.
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