B2nountechnologyscience
US/luːp/
UK/luːp/
a shape made by a line that curves around and crosses or meets itself
In context
She tied the rope into a loop and slipped it over the post.
The program got stuck in an endless loop and the screen froze.
Please keep me in the loop about any changes to the schedule.
Words that go with loop
verb + noun
- tie a loopHe tied a loop at the end of the rope.
adjective + noun
- endless loopThe video plays in an endless loop.
- infinite loopA bug caused an infinite loop in the code.
noun + noun
- feedback loopNoise created a feedback loop in the speakers.
verb + preposition
- keep someone in the loopPlease keep me in the loop if the meeting time changes.
noun + preposition
- loop of ropeShe wore a loop of rope around her shoulder.