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View usage for: (huːp) Word forms: plural hoops1. countable nounA hoop is a large ring made of wood, metal, or plastic. 2. countable nounIn croquet, the hoops are the small metal arches which players hit the ball through. 3. countable nounA basketball hoop is the ring that players try to throw the ball into in order to score points for their team. 4. See jump through hoops More Synonyms of hoop hoop in British English 1 (huːp) noun1. a rigid circular band of metal or wood 2. something resembling this 3. a. a band of iron that holds the staves of a barrel or cask together b. (as modifier) hoop iron 4. a child's toy shaped like a hoop and rolled on the ground or whirled around the body 5. croquet any of the iron arches through which the ball is driven 6. a. a light curved frame to spread out a skirt b. (as modifier) a hoop skirt a hoop petticoat 7. basketball the round metal frame to which the net is attached to form the basket 8. a large ring through which performers or animals jump 9. jewellerya. an earring consisting of one or more circles of metal, plastic, etc b. the part of a finger ring through which the finger fits 10. Australian informal a jockey 11. go through the hoop verb12. (transitive) to surround with or as if with a hoop Derived forms hooped adjective hooplike (ˈhoopˌlike) adjective Word origin Old English hōp; related to Dutch hoep, Old Norse hōp bay, Lithuanian kabẽ hook hoop in British English 2 (huːp) noun, verb a variant spelling of whoop (hup; also hʊp) noun1. a circular band or ring for holding together the staves of a barrel, cask, etc. 2. anything like a hoop ; specif.,a. a large, circular band rolled along the ground by children b. any of the rings of whalebone, steel, etc. forming the framework of a hoop skirt c. one of a pair of small bands that hold material taut for embroidery work d. US the metal rim of the basket in basketball 3. US; [usually pl., with sing. v.]; Slang basketball verb transitive4. to bind or fasten as with a hoop or hoops; encircle Word origin ME < OE hop, akin to Du hoep, OFris hop, prob. < IE * keub- < base * keu-, to bend, curve > Lith kab, a hook Examples of 'hoop' in a sentencehoop Lay the hoops flat for jumping exercises or stand them up as hurdles or obstacles.Do they honestly think we must jump through their hoops as and when they tell us?I've had quite a few letters from bereaved people fed up with having to jump through hoops to complete basic admin at a difficult time.It is made of pine with wooden hoops.There are still building regulation hoops to jump through.Who knows if hoop skirts and tops are going to take off next summer?Only a tiny number will be able to jump through the hoops set last week.Of course there are still a few hoops to jump through.The basketball hoop in the church parking lot turned out to be an effective means of getting next to them.They try it twice, but he lands with the hoop around his waist.She lives in a whitewashed house deep in the home counties with pine trees in the drive and croquet hoops in the lawn.The jersey had red, white and blue hoops and the shorts were white.Bring back the red, white and blue hoops!In previous seasons they would come undercooked but fresh, bursting for the treasured experience of wearing the blue and white hoops.The first part comprises three women and a male dancer in a giant white hoop skirt who appears to be playing a Chinese flute.So I loosen up my hips and try to swing the hoop around my waist.But QPR hoops versus white shirts with a single red diagonal stripe kept me busy for hours.They had made other minor changes, but punters were still being charged at least 1 to try to throw tiny hoops over pegs to win prizes. British English: hoop NOUN A hoop is a large ring made of wood, metal, or plastic. A boy came towards them, rolling an iron hoop. - American English: hoop
- Brazilian Portuguese: arco
- Chinese: > 环木头、金属或塑料制成的
- European Spanish: aro
- French: cerceau
- German: Reifen
- Italian: cerchio
- Japanese: 輪
- Korean: 둥근 고리
- European Portuguese: arco
- Latin American Spanish: aro
Chinese translation of 'hoop' n (c) - (= ring)
圈 (quān) - (in basketball)
篮(籃)圈 (lánquān) - (for croquet)
拱门(門) (gǒngmén) to jump through a hoop or hoops 受磨炼(鍊) (shòu móliàn)
Definition a rigid circular band of metal, plastic, or wood For hand sewing, use an embroidery hoop to keep the fabric taut. Additional synonymsDefinition a woman's elastic corset that covers the stomach and hips These muscles hold in the waist like an invisible girdle. Synonyms belt, band, fillet, sash, waistband, cummerbund, cincture Definition any round or oval-shaped thing that is closed or nearly closed She reached for a loop of garden hose. Synonyms curve, ring, circle, bend, twist, curl, spiral, hoop, coil, loophole, twirl, kink, noose, whorl, eyelet, convolutionDefinition a round shape or object small fresh rounds of goat's cheese Synonyms sphere, ball, band, ring, circle, disc, globe, orb- hooked
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