carpet

carpet
1. noun
(a woven covering for floors etc.) teppe, løper
2. verb
(to cover with a carpet: They haven't carpeted the floor yet.) legge teppe på, dekke med teppe
teppe
I
subst. \/ˈkɑːpɪt\/
1) (gulv)teppe, løper
2) veidekke
3) (overført) teppe, dekke, matte
a carpet of snow covered everything
et teppe av snø dekket alt
Axminster eller Axminster carpet axminster(teppe) (gulvteppe, opprinnelig håndknyttet fra Axminster
be on the carpet (overført) være på tapetet, være under overveielse bli irettesatt, bli kalt inn på teppet
give somebody the red carpet treatment (hverdagslig) rulle ut den røde løperen for noen
have somebody on the carpet kalle noen inn på teppet, gi noen kjeft, gi noen en overhaling
pull the carpet from under somebody (overført) få noen til å miste fotfestet, gjøre situasjonen vanskelig for noen
sweep something under the carpet (overført) feie noe under teppet
II
verb \/ˈkɑːpɪt\/
1) legge teppe på, dekke med et teppe
2) (hverdagslig) gi noen en irettesettelse, gi noen en overhaling, kalle noen inn på teppet

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