The meaning of Loft

Loft – definition

noun
A room or space directly under the roof of a house or other building, used for accommodation or storage.
Usage examples:
The best way to prevent this heat loss is by insulating the loft
noun
Upward inclination given to the ball in a stroke.
Usage examples:
This less-steep inside approach also adds loft at impact and improves her accuracy.
noun
The thickness of insulating matter in an object such as a sleeping bag.

verb
Kick, hit, or throw (a ball or missile) high up.
Usage examples:
He lofted the ball over the goalkeeper

Loft translation into English

Loft: translate from English into Chinese

阁楼, 楼上, 鸽房

Loft: translate from English into Dutch

Zolder, Vliering, Duivenhok, Duiventil, Galerij, Tribune, De ruimte inschieten, Duiven in til houden, Hoog slaan, Vlucht duiven

Loft: translate from English into French

Grenier, Combles, Galerie, Lancer en chandelle

Loft: translate from English into German

Dachgeschoss, Dachboden, Speicher, Boden, Heuboden, Hochschlagen

Loft: translate from English into Hindi

मचान, फैलना, ऊंचाई, टांड, छल

Loft: translate from English into Italian

Soppalco, Soffitta, Solaio, Attico, Fienile, Abbaino

Loft: translate from English into Korean

로프트, 비둘기장, 지붕 밑 다락방, 고미다락에 저장하다, 높이 쳐올리다, 공을 높이 쳐올리다

Loft: translate from English into Russian

Чердак, Лофт, Верхний этаж, Хоры, Голубятня, Сеновал, Мезонин, Плаз, Удар, Удар высоко вверх, Посылать мяч высоко вверх, Держать голубей

Loft: translate from English into Spanish

Desván

Word origin

late Old English, from Old Norse lopt ‘air, sky, upper room’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lucht and German Luft .

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Loft – similar words

lofted

adjective
(of a ball) kicked or hit with a high trajectory.
Usage examples:
Vagner scored the game's only goal with a lofted long-range shot

verb
Kick, hit, or throw (a ball or missile) high up.
Usage examples:
He lofted the ball over the goalkeeper

verb
Past simple and past participle of loft

All meanings and translations of Lofted

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