Traps Meaning in English

word · lemma: trap

US

/ˈtɹæps/

traps

UK

/tɹˈæps/

traps

التعريف

Plural of 'trap': devices or tricks used to catch, block, or deceive someone or something. In slang, also refers to trapezius muscles.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in discussions about hunting, board games, or problem-solving. As slang (“traps”), refers to upper back muscles (“traps day at the gym”). Do not confuse with 'trap music' (genre). Usually countable. In sports or fitness, context decides the meaning.

• Spanish: trampas - trampas (deporte: trapecio, argot: músculos del trapecio)
• Portuguese (BR): armadilhas - trampas (gíria: trapézio, músculo)
• Portuguese (PT): armadilhas - trampas (gíria: trapézio, músculo)
• Chinese (Simplified): 陷阱 - 圈套 - 斜方肌（俗语，肌肉）
• Chinese (Traditional): 陷阱 - 圈套 - 斜方肌（俗語，肌肉）
• Hindi: जाल - चाल - ट्रैपेज़ियस (मांसपेशी, बोलचाल)
• Arabic: مصائد - أفخاخ - عضلة شبه المنحرف (عامية)
• Bengali: ফাঁদ - ট্র্যাপেজিয়াস মাসল (মাংসপেশি)
• Russian: ловушки - трапеции (мышцы)
• Japanese: 罠 - 僧帽筋（筋肉）
• Vietnamese: bẫy - cơ cầu vai (trapezius)
• Korean: 덫 - 승모근(근육)
• Turkish: tuzaklar - trapez kasları
• Urdu: جال - ٹریپیزیئس پٹھے
• Indonesian: bẫy - cơ cầu vai (trapezius)

جمل نموذجية

The hunters set many traps in the forest.

basic

Watch out for the traps in this video game.

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The puzzle has hidden traps to make it harder.

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Office politics are full of hidden traps if you're not careful.

natural

He's been working on his traps at the gym lately.

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Don't fall for those email traps; they're full of scams.

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