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adhesive tape

1 of 1noun
/ædˈhisɪv teɪp/
Forms:adhesive tapes
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a wide range of tapes that have an adhesive coating on one side, which allows them to stick to various surfaces for bonding, sealing, or masking purposes

Adhesive tape is a type of tape that has a sticky surface on one side, allowing it to stick to various materials. It is commonly used for attaching, securing, or sealing items together. Adhesive tape can be made from different materials, such as paper, plastic, or fabric, and is coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive that bonds when pressed onto a surface. It is used in a wide range of applications, from everyday tasks like wrapping gifts to more specialized uses, such as in offices, construction, and healthcare. Adhesive tape comes in different widths, strengths, and colors depending on the intended use.

  • I used adhesive tape to seal the box before mailing it.
  • The repairman applied adhesive tape to fix the loose wiring in the wall.
  • She wrapped the gift with colorful adhesive tape for a fun touch.
  • Adhesive tape works well for temporary fixes until you can find a permanent solution.
  • I couldn’t find the stapler, so I used adhesive tape to hold the papers together.