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clap

UK
/klæp/
US
/klæp/
clap along

Übersetzungen

clapsubstantiv
claps
Pl.
UK
/klæp/
US
/klæp/
The loud clap of thunder startled everyone.
Громкий хлопок грома напугал всех.
The audience gave a loud clap after the performance.
Зрители громко аплодировали после выступления.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
гонорея
Synonyme
cheer
acclamation
handclap
ovation
applause
clapverb
clapped
Präteritum
clapped
Partizip Perfekt
clapping
Gerundium
UK
/klæp/
US
/klæp/
The crowd started to clap and cheer for the band.
Толпа начала аплодировать и приветствовать группу.
The audience began to clap after the performance.
Зрители начали хлопать после выступления.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
бить в ладоши
захлопывать
похлопывать
Synonyme
bang
hit
applaud
strike
slap

Definitionen

clapsubstantiv
A sudden, loud sound made by striking the palms of the hands together.
The audience gave a loud clap after the performance.
A single, sudden, loud noise, such as thunder.
A clap of thunder startled everyone in the room.
A venereal disease, specifically gonorrhea.
He went to the clinic to get treatment for the clap.
A quick, light blow delivered with the flat of the hand.
She gave the horse a reassuring clap on the neck.
clapverb
To strike the palms of the hands together with a sudden explosive sound, often as a sign of approval or appreciation.
The audience began to clap after the performance ended.
To strike (someone or something) with the flat of the hand as a gesture of encouragement or congratulation.
He clapped his friend on the back for a job well done.
To make a sudden, loud noise similar to clapping, often used to describe thunder.
Thunder clapped loudly in the distance as the storm approached.
To place or put something quickly and forcefully, often with a sharp sound, usually followed by an adverb or preposition.
He clapped his hand over her mouth before she could scream.
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