Cool MateMeaning of Traps
A device designed to catch or ensnare animals or people.
In simple words: A device for catching animals or people.
Traps in a sentence
- The hunter set up several traps in the forest.
- They found a trap under the old stairs.
- He felt like he was in a trap with no way out.
- The traps used in the game made it more exciting.
- They devised a clever trap to catch the thief.
How to use Traps
Use in contexts related to hunting or figuratively to describe situations where someone is caught. Avoid in casual conversations about other topics.
Grammar pattern
trap + object
Memory hint
Think of a bear trap snapping shut - you don't want to get caught!
Related words
Collocations with Traps
- set a trap
- animal trap
- booby trap
- falling trap
- trap music
Common mistakes with Traps
- Confusing 'trap' with 'trapdoor' which is a specific type of trap.
- Using 'traps' as a verb instead of the noun form.
- Incorrectly pluralizing the word when referring to one device.
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Frequently asked questions about Traps
What does Traps mean?
A device for catching animals or people.
What is the definition of Traps?
A device designed to catch or ensnare animals or people.
How do you use Traps in a sentence?
The hunter set up several traps in the forest.
Can you give another example of Traps?
They found a trap under the old stairs.
What are synonyms for Traps?
Common alternatives include snare, catch, device, confinement, obstacle.
What words go with Traps?
It commonly pairs with set a trap, animal trap, booby trap, falling trap, trap music.
What are common mistakes when using Traps?
Confusing 'trap' with 'trapdoor' which is a specific type of trap. Using 'traps' as a verb instead of the noun form. Incorrectly pluralizing the word when referring to one device.
How do you pronounce Traps?
US: //træp//, UK: //træp//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Traps?
Use in contexts related to hunting or figuratively to describe situations where someone is caught. Avoid in casual conversations about other topics.