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loop

/luːp/

Meanings
  • Noun

    A closed circular path or series of connected links that forms a continuous circuit.

    - "The hose forms a loop when you wind it up."
    - "The snake made a loop around the tree."
    - "The loop in a fishing net catches the fish."
    - "The carousel horse makes a loop around the central pole."
  • Verb

    To go around or encircle something.

    - "The river loops around the island."
    - "The vines loop around the tree trunk."
    - "The hose loops around the faucet."
    - "The train loops around the track."

Pronunciation
  1. /luːp/



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  2. /luːp/



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Rhymes
Words rhyming with loop
hope , scope , rope , scoop
Homophones
Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,
  1. Loop (en) : A circular or linked structure.

  2. Loop (en) : To go around or encircle something.

  3. Loop (en) : A type of footwear with a flexible upper and a thick, heavy sole.


Variants
List of all variants of loop that leads to same result
for a loop , loop , loops , looped , looping , loop of Henle , loop the loop , closed loop , closed loops , ground loop , ground loops , Henle's loop , Henle's loops , Lippes loop , Lippes loops , open loop , open loops
Forms
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loops, looping


Etymology
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Old English 'loppa' meaning 'a turn, a bend'.


Trivia
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  1. A 'loop-the-loop' is an aerial maneuver performed by an aircraft or a roller coaster.

  2. A 'loop de loop' is a type of knot that forms a loop with a twist.

  3. In mathematics, a 'loop' is a closed curve in a plane.

  4. A 'loop' is also a unit of measurement in computer programming.


Related Concepts
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  1. Circuit: A continuous path or circuit, often used in electrical engineering.

  2. Link: A connection between two or more things, often used to form a chain or a loop.


Culture
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In literature, the 'loop' is often used as a metaphor for continuity, repetition, or cycles. In art, the 'loop' is a common motif in abstract and geometric art. In music, the 'loop' refers to a section of a song that is repeated continuously.

How to Memorize "loop"

  1. visualize

    - Visualize a circle or a ring.
    - Imagine a hose being wound up into a circle.
    - Visualize a snake making a loop around a tree.
    - Imagine a carousel horse making a loop around a central pole.

  2. associate

    - Associate the word 'loop' with the image of a circle.
    - Think of a hose winding up into a circle.
    - Associate the word 'loop' with the idea of encircling something.
    - Think of a snake making a loop around a tree.

  3. mnemonics

    - Use the acronym L-O-O-P to remember the meaning: 'Link Of Operating Parts'.
    - Remember the phrase 'Loop is a Link That Operates Often'.


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