tape
🇺🇸
/teɪp/
🇬🇧
/teɪp/
noun
B1
A long, thin strip of material with an adhesive on one side, used for attaching or fastening objects.
She used tape to seal the package.
她用膠帶封住了包裹。
B1
A device or medium used for recording and playing back sound or video, typically using magnetic tape.
He recorded the interview on a tape recorder.
他用錄音機錄下了採訪。
R
A cassette containing recorded music or other audio.
I found an old mix tape in the attic.
我在閣樓上發現了一盤舊的混合錄音帶。
R
A narrow strip of material, often used for tying or labeling.
The label tape on the package had the address printed on it.
包裹上的標籤帶上印有地址。
R
A long, thin strip of material, often used to mark boundaries or restrict access.
The police put up yellow tape around the crime scene.
警方在犯罪現場周圍拉起了黃色膠帶。
R
A long, thin strip of material, often used for measuring length or height.
The tailor used a tape measure to take my measurements.
裁縫用捲尺量了我的尺寸。
verb
R
To record sound or video using a tape recorder.
The reporter taped the interview for later broadcast.
記者錄下了採訪，準備稍後播出。
R
To attach or fasten something using tape.
She taped the broken pieces of the vase together.
她用膠帶把花瓶的碎片粘在一起。
R
To stick something onto a surface using sticky tape.
He taped a note on the door as a reminder.
他在門上貼了一張便條作為提醒。
R
To wrap a bandage around an injury or wound.
The nurse taped the bandage around his sprained ankle.
護士用膠帶把繃帶綁在他的扭傷的腳踝上。
translation
膠帶, 磁帶, 錄音帶, 帶子, 警戒帶, 捲尺
錄音, 用膠帶固定, 用膠帶黏貼, 包紮
詞形變化
3rd Present
tapes
Past
taped
Perfect
taped
Progressive
taping
Plural
tapes