English
Etymology
From OF. carpite, from ML. carpita, past participle of carpere, "to pluck".
Pronunciation
(US)
*IPA|/�c�rpɪt/
*SAMPA|/"cArpIt/
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��(r)pɪt|-��(r)pɪt
Noun
en-noun (uncountable and countable)
- A fabric used as a floor covering; a rug.
- figurative Any surface resembling a carpet.
- vulgar A woman's pubic hair.
Derived terms
carpet bombing
carpet burn
carpet muncher
flying carpet
magic carpet
on the carpet
Translations
trans-top|A fabric used as a floor covering
Albanian: qilim m
Bosnian: tepih m, �ilim m
CJKV Characters: 毯
Chinese: �毯 (dìt�n)
Croatian: tepih m, �ilim m
Dutch: tapijt n, vloerkleed n
Finnish: matto (1), ryijy (3)
French: tapis m
Friulan: tapêt m
German: Teppich m
Greek: �ά�η�α� (tápitas) m
Hebrew: t|he|ש×�×�×�|m|altשָ×�×�Ö´×�×�Ö·|trshatÃakh|sc=Hebr
Hungarian: sz�nyeg
Italian: tappeto m
Japanese: ����� (k�petto)
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Korean: ��� (yangttanja)
Kurdish: KUchar|���رش
Macedonian: �епи� m, �илим m
Persian: FAchar|�ا�� (ghâli), FAchar|�رش (farsh)
Portuguese: carpete m, tapete m
Polish: dywan m
Romanian: covor f and m
Russian: ковë� (kovjór) m
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: �епи� m, �илим m
:Roman: tepih m, �ilim m
Slovak: koberec m
Spanish: alfombra f, moqueta f
Turkish: halı, kilim
Welsh: carped m
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Verb
en-verb
- To lay carpet, or to have carpet installed, in an area.
#:After the fire, they carpeted over the blackened hardwood flooring.
#:The builders were carpeting in the living room when Zadie inspected her new house.
- transitive To substantially cover something; to blanket something.
#:Popcorn and candy wrappers carpeted the floor of the cinema.
Translations
:; to lay carpet
German: mit Teppichboden auslegen
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:; to cover
German: bedecken
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Italian: coprire
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ttbc|Dutch: vloerkleed leggen
ttbc|French: tapisser
ttbc|Persian: FAchar|�رش کرد� (farsh kardan)
ttbc|Spanish: alfombrar
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