taped
- adjective
- /teɪpt/
:
pegado
- The package was taped shut to ensure its safety during shipping.
But vacuum forming can work with plastic that's been taped into its frame.
- But vacuum forming can work with plastic that's been taped into its frame.
- That's crinkly old fucked up ones, most of which were taped together.
- So I showed up to the airport with, like, a sign taped to my car that said NFL man's name.
Examples
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So first, I have the list of all of the things that I need to accomplish in this challenge taped to my mirror above my bathroom sink.
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This is taped up so much I can't open it.
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Some of these boxes are taped up really good.
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This envelope will be taped down to the hot table.
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Extractors are placed on the cotton, a piece of film is taped down to the painting.
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There's the cold plate taped to the bottom half of the pump block.
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It's a shin pad tube cover that gets taped above the shin pad.
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The documents were taped securely to the wall for everyone to see.
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She kept the papers taped together to prevent them from getting lost.
Synonyms
8
4.4
Tied to something by a rope so you cannot move away, like a post or a dock
6
4.2
Tied or fastened to stop movement
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3.0
Stuck firmly in one place or unable to stop paying attention
Firmly attached to a surface or object so it cannot move
Kept closed so it does not open or move
Attached firmly to something so it cannot move
With a sticky side that you wet to make it stick
Attached to something with glue, like paper or a label
Fastened with string or rope
Tied so rope or cloth ends hold together
How Repaired
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Taped comes from tape, a thin sticky 'ribbon' used to join or cover things. So if something is taped, it is 'held in place with tape'.