trap

trap
træp 1. noun
1) (a device for catching animals: He set a trap to catch the bear; a mousetrap.) felle, snare
2) (a plan or trick for taking a person by surprise: She led him into a trap; He fell straight into the trap.) felle
2. verb
(to catch in a trap or by a trick: He lives by trapping animals and selling their fur; She trapped him into admitting that he liked her.) fange, få/sitte i saksen
- trap-door
felle
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snare
I
subst. \/træp\/
1) (også overført) felle, snare
2) (reve)saks
3) (fiske) (garn)ruse
4) (teknikk) vannlås
5) (også trap door) falluke, fallem, falldør, luke (i gulvet eller taket), klaff
6) (golf) hinder, forhindring
7) (lett, tohjulet) vogn, kjerre
8) (ved leirdueskyting e.l.) kastemaskin
9) (ved hundeveddeløp) startbur
10) (slang) kjeft(ament), munn
• keep your trap shut!
hold kjeft!
11) (austr., slang, ofte traps) detektiv, purk
fall into the trap eller walk into the trap gå i fellen
set a trap for oneself gå i sin egen felle
set\/lay out a trap for sette ut en felle for, legge en felle for
walk straight into the trap gå rett i fellen
II
subst. \/træp\/
(geologi) trapp
III
subst. \/træp\/
(musikk, også traps) slagverk
IV
verb \/træp\/
1) snare, fange (i en felle)
2) (også overført) lokke i en felle, fange (som i en felle)
• she was trapped in a burning building
hun var innestengt i en brennende bygning
3) sette opp feller, legge ut feller
4) forsyne med vannlås
5) forsyne med luke(r)
6) (golf) plassere hindre (i golfbane)
7) være pelsjeger
8) stanse, holde tilbake
be trapped (også) sitte i saksen
trap a ball (sport) dempe en ball
trap someone into doing something lure noen til å gjøre noe
V
verb \/træp\/
1) smykke, pryde, utstaffere
2) (om hest) utstyre med utsmykket seletøy, utstyre med utsmykket stassele

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