Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Loop"

A: it can mean a circular motion on a string-item or something on repeat. (Example:
1) You loop your shoelaces.
2) I put the BTS music video on loop)

A: @Astrrrid Yes, it basically means the same thing.

A: To knock FOR a loop means to be 1) literally to hit with great force, 2) to be a great surprise or have emotional impact.
In the final round of the boxing match, the champion knocked his opponent for a loop.
When Tom said that he loved me, it knocked me for a loop.
The story knocked me for a loop when I read it in the paper.

A: I have never hear "on the loop" used, but "in the loop" is common. :)

"In the loop" means that you're informed/updated/have knowledge of things that are happening.
For example:
"I don't know what is happening, but Lucy is in the loop. She can tell you."
"Keep me in the loop with any plans."

A: To keep someone informed, let them know what's going on

A: "Out of the loop" means things were discussed, or decisions were made, by others and you were not involved. For example, "My coworkers knew about the changes that our company was making, but I was out of the loop." You can also say "in the loop." As in, "If you discuss plans for Christmas with your mother, please keep me in the loop."

A: "The path loops around the lake."
"I missed my turn so I had to loop around the block."

A: It means "over and over again"

She loves the song so much she plays it on a loop.

A: It's like goofy. I went to a party last night, I was still kind of loopy after the party. Anyone who has a brief period of insanity!

A: Do you mean to use the phrase "in loops" in different ways?

A: a loop is a circle or circular shape (like on your pants, the small piece of fabric that holds the belt is called a belt loop) to loop something means you put the loop around something.

a buckle is a closure or piece of hardware (google belt buckle you will see!) eg, you will buckle your belt around your waist.

the word buckle is also often for "buckle your seat belt in the car"

A: Loop - circle
Knot - something is stuck (think of shoelace)

A: A noose is a very specific kind of loop on the end of a rope. A loop can be anything round that "joins up with itself".

A: In the loop means you are included in the conversion or awareness of something. On the same page means that you are in general agreement, at the least.

A: You can say "the music is repeating , but it sounds odd (to me) to say "the music is looping"

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A: 뤂

A: It means you don't know what is happening or going on

A: they are slightly different because baffled is confused or puzzled. It’s mainly used with a negative situation. But for the other two they don’t have to mean confused/baffled/ perplexed. They can be used for good things or bad things, but baffled is like confused.


And no perplexed is normally used for when someone is confused. Perplexed can mean puzzled, confused, baffled

A: 1) Please, keep me informed. = Use for business or formal applications.
2) Please, keep me posted. = business or formal
3) Please, keep me in the loop. = business or casual

A: @RB_AC use 1 if the conversation is professional, and use 2 or 3 if you are having casual conversation

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A: "I'm totally out of the loop, what are you talking about" sounds more natural
or "I'm totally lost, what are you talking about"