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carpet

noun (carpet, carpets); verb (carpet, carpets, carpeted, carpeting)

«carpet» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A carpet is a thick cloth that covers a floor. tree →
  2. A carpet of something is a thick layer on the ground: «a carpet of leaves». tree →
  3. To carpet a room is to cover its floor with carpet. tree →

In the lessons

covering a floor: area, cost per square unit; phrases «red carpet» (special welcome), «magic carpet», «sweep under the carpet» (hide a problem)

Examples

  • The room needs a carpet 12 ft by 15 ft. tree →
  • Carpet costs 3 dollars a square foot. tree →
  • How much carpet for a 10 m by 4 m floor? tree →
  • The carpet covers 80 square feet. tree →
  • Wipe your feet before you walk on the carpet. tree →
  • A carpet of snow covered the yard. tree →
  • The stars walked the red carpet. tree →
  • Aladdin flew on a magic carpet. tree →
  • We sat on the carpet for story time. tree →
  • Don't sweep the problem under the carpet. tree →
  • Then she brought a little carpet, and spread it upon the floor. tree →

Note

Carpet means area (length × width); cost = area × price per square unit. Trap: not the perimeter. A carpet covers a whole floor; a rug covers part of it.

On Mova

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