noun
Uncommon
taping
Taping (noun) means the act of recording something, or of sticking things together with adhesive tape. Example: “The taping of the show took place in front of a live audience.”
noun
1
The act of recording something, or of sticking things together with adhesive tape.
"The necessary tapings are then made using the Scotch Magic, taking care to cover the area systematically, and not to overload the tape."
— Forensic Science Progress (2012)
"When we were in Los Angeles, we went to the taping of the television show The Price is Right."
"The taping of the show took place in front of a live audience."
How to use taping
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishRecording something, or physically applying tape to hold or seal it.
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Word forms
- Plural
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tape
tape recording
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Rhymes for taping
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What does “taping” mean?
The word “taping” means the act of recording something, or of sticking things together with adhesive tape. In plain terms, recording something, or physically applying tape to hold or seal it.
How do you use “taping” in a sentence?
Here is “taping” used in a sentence: “The taping of the show took place in front of a live audience.”
What part of speech is “taping”?
“Taping” is a noun.
Is “taping” a common word?
“Taping” is an uncommon word in modern English.
