loop

loop
lu:p 1. noun
1) (a doubled-over part of a piece of rope, chain etc: She made a loop in the string.) løkke
2) (a U-shaped bend in a river etc.) bukt, sving
3) (IUD; a contraceptive device used by women.) spiral (prevensjonsmiddel)
2. verb
(to fasten with, or form into, a loop or loops: He looped the rope round a post.) lage/slå løkke, binde
løkke
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sløyfe
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stropp
I
subst. \/luːp\/
1) løkke, sløyfe, bukt, slynge
• the road makes a wide loop round the lake
2) (vei) hårnålssving, rundsløyfe, ring, U-sving
3) (krokket) bøyle
4) (prevensjon, gammeldags) spiral
5) (jernbane, også loop line) sløyfe, vikespor
6) (luftfart, også loop-the-loop) loop
7) (liten) ring, (rund) hylse
8) (fysikk) svingningsbruk
9) (elektronikk) lukket krets, sløyfe, ringledning
10) (tekstil) hempe, stropp
11) (EDB) sløyfe
12) (amer.) forretningssentrum
13) (fingeravtrykk) slynge
in the loop (amer., hverdagslig) innvidd, innenfor
knock\/throw someone for a loop (amer., hverdagslig) forbløffe, gjøre paff snu om, kullkaste, hvelve
the Loop forklaring: forretningsdistrikt i Chicago
loop aerial (radio) rammeantenne
out of the loop (amer., hverdagslig) utenfor, ute i kulden
II
verb \/luːp\/
1) danne en sløyfe, bukte seg, danne en løkke
• the river loops round the town
2) slå en sløyfe på, knyte knute på, slå en løkke på
3) vikle (i sløyfer)
• loop a rope round it
4) feste med en knute, holde med en stropp, koble sammen
• loop the curtains up
feste gardinene med en knute
5) (luftfart) loope, gjøre loop
loop the loop (luftfart) loope, gjøre en loop

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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