lapping

英：[læpɪŋ]

美：[læpɪŋ]

• n.重叠；磨合
• 动词lap的现在分词.

noun (1)

a loose overlapping or hanging panel or flap especially of a garment

archaic the skirt of a coat or dress

the clothing that lies on the knees, thighs, and lower part of the trunk when one sits

the front part of the lower trunk and thighs of a seated person

responsible custody : control

going to drop the whole thing in your lap—Hamilton Basso

verb (1)

transitive verb

to fold over or around something : wind

to envelop entirely : swathe

to fold over especially into layers

to hold protectively in or as if in the lap : cuddle

to place over and cover a part of : overlap

lap shingles on a roof

to join (things, such as two boards) by a lap joint

to dress, smooth, or polish (something, such as a metal surface) to a high degree of refinement or accuracy

to shape or fit by working two surfaces together with or without abrasives until a very close fit is produced

to overtake and thereby lead or increase the lead over (another contestant) by a full circuit of a racecourse

to complete the circuit of (a racecourse)

intransitive verb

fold, wind

to project beyond or spread over something

to lie partly over or alongside of something or of one another : overlap

to traverse a course

noun (2)

the amount by which one object overlaps or projects beyond another

the part of an object that overlaps another

a smoothing and polishing tool usually consisting of a piece of wood, leather, felt, or soft metal in a special shape used with or without an embedded abrasive

a doubling or layering of a flexible substance (such as fibers or paper)

the act or an instance of traversing a course (such as a racing track or swimming pool)also: the distance covered

one segment of a larger unit (such as a journey)

one complete turn (as of a rope around a drum)

verb (2)

transitive + intransitive to take in (food or drink) with the tongue—often used with upCovered with sticky saliva, this long tongue helps the aardvark lap up a lot of termites.—Jo Anne Chitwood Snow

a cat lapping milk from a dish

transitive to take in or absorb (something) eagerly or quickly—used with up

The crowd lapped up every word he said.

intransitive to make a gentle, intermittent splashing sound

It was quiet except for the ripples of water lapping at the side of the boat.—Elisa Smith

intransitive to move in little waves : wash

… banging the table so hard that a couple of lattes lapped over the edge of their cups …—Douglas Frantz et al.

transitive to flow or splash against (something) in little waves

… the firm ribbon of beach lapped by waves.—William Nack

noun (3)

an act or instance of lapping

the amount that can be carried to the mouth by one lick or scoop of the tongue

a thin or weak beverage or food

a gentle splashing sound

lapping machine研磨床；精研机；缠绕机

lapping tool研磨工具，研磨具

跑圈

研磨

用研磨工具和研磨剂，从工件上去掉一层极薄表面层的精加工方法。

绕包

研磨

Noun (1) Middle English lappe, from Old English læppa; akin to Old High German lappa flap Verb (2) Middle English, from Old English lapian; akin to Old High German laffan to lick, Latin lambere, Greek laphyssein to devour

The first known use of lap was before the 12th century

lardernoun

a place where foods are kept

lard1 of 2verb

to insert strips of usually pork fat into meat before cooking

to smear with lard, fat, or grease

to add something extra and unnecessary to

lard2 of 2noun

a soft white fat from the fatty tissue of the hog

larchnoun

any of a genus of trees related to the pines that shed their short needles each fall

larchnoun

any of a genus of trees related to the pines that shed their short needles each fall

larcenynoun

the unlawful taking of personal property with the intention of depriving the rightful owner of it permanently : theft

larboardnoun

port entry 3

laptop1 of 2adjective

of a size and design that makes use on one's lap convenient

laptop2 of 2noun

a portable computer that is small enough to use on one's lap, has its main components (as keyboard and display screen) combined in one unit, and can run on battery power

laptop1 of 2adjective

of a size and design that makes use on one's lap convenient

laptop2 of 2noun

a portable computer that is small enough to use on one's lap, has its main components (as keyboard and display screen) combined in one unit, and can run on battery power

lapse1 of 2noun

a slight error or slip

lapse of memory

a temporary fall especially from a higher to a lower state

lapse into bad habits

the ending of a right or privilege through failure to meet requirements

a passage of timealso: interval sense 1

lapse2 of 2verb

to slip, pass, or fall gradually

lapse into silence

to come to an end : cease

lap1 of 5noun

a loose panel in a garment : flap

the clothing that lies on the knees and thighs when one sits

the front part of a person between the waist and the knees when seated

lap2 of 5verb

fold entry 3 sense 1

wrap entry 1 sense 1a

to lay or lie over or near something else so as to partly cover it

lap one shingle over another

lap3 of 5noun

the amount by which one object overlaps another

the part of an object that overlaps another

one time around a racetrack

one part of a journey

lap4 of 5verb

to scoop up food or drink with the tongue

to wash or splash gently

lap5 of 5noun

an act or sound of lapping