loop
/lup/
verb
- To form something into a loop shape, or to move in a loop.
- The airplane looped in the sky during the air show.
- She looped the ribbon around the gift box.
- He looped the cord over the hook to hang the lamp.
- To repeat a sequence of instructions or sounds continuously.
- The computer program loops until the task is complete.
- They looped the same song for hours at the party.
- The video loops automatically on the website.
noun
- A shape produced by a curve that bends around and crosses itself, like a circle or oval.
- She drew a loop at the top of the letter 'g'.
- He tied the rope into a loop to hang the swing.
- The roller coaster had a giant loop that turned riders upside down.
- A repeated sequence of instructions or events, especially in computing or music.
- We got stuck in a loop of bad news all day.
- The song uses a drum loop that repeats throughout.
- The program runs in a loop until the user presses 'stop'.
- A complete circuit or round trip, such as a bus or train route that returns to the starting point.
- The highway has a loop that bypasses the downtown area.
- We took a scenic loop through the mountains.
- The bus runs on a loop around the city center.