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trapped
intrappolato
I. trap1 [Brit trap, Am træp] SUBST
1. trap JAGD (snare):
trappola f also übtr
to set a trap for animals
to set a trap for humans
2. trap (vehicle):
3. trap (in plumbing):
4. trap SPORT:
5. trap (in dog racing):
6. trap (mouth):
trap ugs
trap ugs
II. trap1 <forma in -ing trapping, Past, Part Perf trapped> [Brit trap, Am træp] VERB trans
1. trap JAGD:
trap animal
2. trap (catch, immobilize):
trap person, finger
to be trapped in an elevator
he trapped a nerve in his back MED
3. trap (prevent from escaping):
trap heat
trap gas
4. trap (emprison):
trap übtr
trap übtr
III. trap1 <forma in -ing trapping, Past, Part Perf trapped> [Brit trap, Am træp] VERB intr JAGD
trap2 <forma in -ing trapping, Past, Part Perf trapped> [Brit trap, Am træp] VERB trans
trap horse:
trap3 [Brit trap, Am træp] SUBST
1. trap GEOL:
2. trap GEOL:
poverty trap [Brit] SUBST Brit
gin trap [ˈdʒɪnˌtræp] SUBST ugs
tourist trap [Brit] SUBST
debt trap [ˈdɛt ˌtrap, ˈdɛt ˌtræp] SUBST
trap-cellar [ˈtræpˌselə(r)] SUBST (in a theatre)
bear trap [beətræp] SUBST Am ugs
trap shooting [Am ˈtræpˌʃudɪŋ] SUBST
Englisch
Englisch
Italienisch
Italienisch
I. trap [træp] SUBST
1. trap (device):
2. trap:
3. trap ugs (mouth):
4. trap (curve in pipe):
5. trap HIST (carriage):
6. trap (for clay pigeons):
II. trap <-pp-> [træp] VERB trans
to feel trapped
death trap SUBST
booby trap SUBST MILIT
speed trap SUBST
radar trap SUBST
Italienisch
Italienisch
Englisch
Englisch
Present
Itrap
youtrap
he/she/ittraps
wetrap
youtrap
theytrap
Past
Itrapped
youtrapped
he/she/ittrapped
wetrapped
youtrapped
theytrapped
Present Perfect
Ihavetrapped
youhavetrapped
he/she/ithastrapped
wehavetrapped
youhavetrapped
theyhavetrapped
Past Perfect
Ihadtrapped
youhadtrapped
he/she/ithadtrapped
wehadtrapped
youhadtrapped
theyhadtrapped
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This town is known as a speed trap with tickets averaging $180.
en.wikipedia.org
A speed trap is anywhere the posted limit is set well below the actual, normal, safe speeds of operation.
business.time.com
Sometimes tickets are used in a speed trap as a form of fundraising.
en.wikipedia.org
Can you be fined for flashing oncoming cars to warn them of a speed trap?
www.telegraph.co.uk
Many motorists considered it a speed trap due to the strict enforcement by police of the abruptly reduced speed limit through town.
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