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rapping

UK
/ˈræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈræpɪŋ/
rapping about
rappingnoun
rappings
pl
Translations
rapMusique urbaine.
Rapping has become a global phenomenon, influencing music and culture worldwide.
Le rap est devenu un phénomène mondial, influençant la musique et la culture dans le monde entier.
Additional translations
frappementSens concret ; rare dans l’usage courant.
Definitions
A musical form of vocal delivery that incorporates rhyme, rhythmic speech, and street vernacular, often performed over a backing beat or musical accompaniment.
Rapping has become a global phenomenon, influencing music and culture worldwide.
The act of striking a surface sharply, often to make a noise or signal.
There was a rapping at the door, signaling the arrival of the guests.
Synonyms
lyricism
rap
verse
rhythm
flow
rappinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈræpɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe sounds or actions involving rapid repeated knocks.
Translations
The constant rapping noise on the roof kept them awake.
Le bruit martelant constant sur le toit les empêchait de dormir.
Definitions
Making or characterized by a rapid, repeated knocking or tapping sound.
The constant rapping noise on the roof kept them awake.
rapverb

rapping

ing-form

rapped
Past Simple
rapped
Past Participle
rapping
ing-form
UK
/ræp/
US
/ræp/
Translations
frapperEmployé surtout dans la tournure « frapper à ».
She rapped on the door to get their attention.
Elle a frappé à la porte pour attirer leur attention.
discuterLangue familière.
They stayed up rapping about music until dawn.
Ils sont restés éveillés à discuter de musique jusqu'à l'aube.
rapperStyle musical.
He loves to rap and often performs at local clubs.
Il adore rapper et se produit souvent dans des clubs locaux.
réprimanderSens soutenu.
The manager rapped the team for missing the deadline.
Le responsable a réprimandé l'équipe pour avoir manqué la date limite.
Definitions
To strike a surface sharply and quickly.
She rapped on the door to get their attention.
To perform rap music.
He loves to rap and often performs at local clubs.
To criticize or reprimand sharply.
The manager rapped the team for missing the deadline.
To talk or chat informally for an extended period; to converse freely.
They stayed up rapping about music until dawn.
Synonyms
tap
thump
pound
strike
bang
knock
hit
rapnoun
Definitions
A type of popular music characterized by rhythmic speaking or chanting over a strong beat.
He enjoys listening to rap because of its energetic beats and clever lyrics.
A quick, sharp knock or blow.
She gave a rap on the door to see if anyone was home.
A criminal charge or accusation.
He was worried about getting a rap for something he didn't do.
A reputation, especially a negative one.
The company has a bad rap for poor customer service.
An informal conversation or discussion, especially one that is prolonged or free-flowing.
We had a long rap about our future plans.
A small amount of money or anything of little value, often used in negative constructions
That old bike isn't worth a rap.
rapadjective
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of rap music.
She hosts a weekly rap radio show.
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