tape up
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌteɪp ˈʌp/
tape up means: To mend something by putting sticky tape over its damaged parts.
verb
To mend something by putting sticky tape over its damaged parts.
- Tape up the torn box.
- She taped up the hole in her bag.
- Can we tape this broken handle up?
To put sports tape around muscles or joints to limit movement and support them after exercise.
- He taped up his sore ankle.
- The physio taped up her shoulder after training.
- Do you tape your knees up after exercise?
To wrap tape around your fingers to protect your skin when climbing rough rock.
- Tape up your fingers first.
- He taped up before tackling the gritstone wall.
- The climbers taped their fingers up to protect their skin.
Questions about tape up
What does tape up mean?
To mend something by putting sticky tape over its damaged parts.
What is tape up in other languages?
Türkçe: bantla onarmak · Español: reparar con cinta adhesiva · Français: réparer avec du ruban adhésif · Deutsch: mit Klebeband reparieren · Italiano: riparare con nastro adesivo · 日本語: テープで補修する
How do you pronounce tape up?
It is pronounced /ˌteɪp ˈʌp/.
How do you use tape up in a sentence?
Tape up the torn box. She taped up the hole in her bag.
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