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lapping

/ˈlæp.ɪŋ/

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noun

/ˈlæp.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее метод покрытия поверхности, при котором перекрывающиеся элементы, такие как плитка или черепица, частично накладываются друг на друга.

A noun referring to a method of covering a surface where overlapping elements, such as tiles or shingles, partially cover one another.

uncountable

  1. Overlapping arrangementB2formal

    A method of covering a surface where each piece partially covers the previous one, as with tiles, shingles, or similar materials.

    ruПерекрывающееся расположение

    • The roofing was done using a traditional lapping technique.
    • The carpenter ensured each shingle had a proper lapping to prevent leaks.
    • Lapping the tiles required careful alignment to create a uniform pattern.
    • The floor was installed with a slight lapping of the boards.

    Synonymsimbricationoverlapoverlappingshingling

  2. Gentle washing soundA2formal

    The soft, rhythmic sound made by water as it washes against a shore, boat, or other surface.

    ruПлеск

    • The lapping of the waves against the dock was very relaxing.
    • She fell asleep to the gentle lapping of the lake.
    • The only sound was the quiet lapping of water on the hull.
    • We enjoyed the lapping of the tide on the sandy beach.

    Synonymsmurmuringripplingwashing

Forms
  • lapping plural form
  • lapping' possessive plural form
  • lapping's possessive singular form
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verb

lap/læp/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия питья жидкости языком, или обгона соперника на полный круг в гонке.

A verb used to indicate the act of drinking by taking up liquid with the tongue, or to overtake and pass a competitor by a full circuit in a race.

  1. Drink with tongueA2formal

    To drink a liquid by taking it up with the tongue, as a cat or dog does.

    ruЛакать

    • The cat lapped the milk from the bowl.
    • The dog lapped water from the puddle.
    • She watched the kitten lap up the cream.

    Synonymslickslurp

  2. Wash or flow againstB2formal

    To flow or wash gently against a surface, often used for water.

    ruПлескаться

    • The waves lapped against the shore.
    • Water lapped the sides of the boat.
    • The river lapped at the edges of the bank.

    Synonymsbathelickripplesloshsplashswishwash

  3. Overtake in a raceB2formal

    To pass a competitor who is one or more laps behind in a race.

    ruОбогнать на круг

    • The leading driver lapped the slower cars.
    • He lapped his opponent in the final stretch.
    • The runner lapped the entire field in the marathon.

    Synonymsoutdistanceoutstripoverhaulovertakepass

Forms
  • lapped past participle
  • lapped past simple
  • lapping present participle
  • laps third person singular

Phrasal variantslap up

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