tapsol, taps, csattanás, tapsolás, dörrenés, mennydörgés, összecsap, lecsap, csap, rátapaszt, tripper, gonorrea, kankó
Padrão de uso:
clap (for) [someone/something]
The audience clapped when the song ended.
A közönség tapsolt, amikor véget ért a dal.
We clapped for the graduates as they walked across the stage.
Tapsoltunk a végzősöknek, miközben átsétáltak a színpadon.
She smiled and clapped along with the crowd.
Exemplos para aprendentes
Please clap for our speakers.
Kérem, tapsolják meg az előadóinkat.
Everyone clapped at the end.
A végén mindenki tapsolt.
Erro comum:
Learners sometimes use *clap* when they mean *cheer* (shouting) or *clap* when they mean *pat* (touch gently).
Significado
applaud by striking hands
Colocações
clap loudly
| clap politely
| clap enthusiastically
| clap for someone
| clap at the end
| clap in time
| clap your hands
| everyone clapped
| clap and cheer
| start clapping
Sinónimos
applaud (More formal; does not specify using hands.)
Antónimos
boo (Shows disapproval instead of approval.)
Temas
music
| performance
| emotions
| social
Definição
To hit your hands together to show you like something.
To show approval or praise by bringing your hands together repeatedly to make a sound.
Padrão de uso:
a clap; a clap of [approval/thunder]
There was a clap of applause as the winner was announced.
Taps hallatszott, amikor kihirdették a győztest.
I heard a sharp clap behind me and turned around.
Éles csattanást hallottam magam mögött, és megfordultam.
The speech ended with a few polite claps.
Exemplos para aprendentes
I heard a clap from the audience.
Tapsot hallottam a közönség felől.
Significado
sound or act of clapping
Colocações
a loud clap
| a quick clap
| a single clap
| a round of applause
| a clap of approval
| a clap from the crowd
| a clap of laughter
| hear a clap
| get a clap
| one clap
Sinónimos
applause (Usually refers to clapping as a group, not one single clap.)
Antónimos
silence (No sound or reaction.)
Temas
performance
| daily_life
| social
Definição
The sound you make when you hit your hands together.
The act of bringing your hands together, or the sound it makes, especially as a sign of approval.
Padrão de uso:
a clap of thunder
A clap of thunder shook the windows.
Egy mennydörgés megrázta az ablakokat.
We waited as lightning flashed and another clap followed.
Vártunk, miközben felvillant a villám, majd újabb dörrenés következett.
The storm moved closer with a series of loud claps.
Exemplos para aprendentes
I heard a clap of thunder.
Mennydörgést hallottam.
Significado
sudden loud bang
Colocações
a clap of thunder
| a loud clap
| a sudden clap
| a sharp clap
| a clap overhead
| followed by a clap
| hear a clap
| a clap in the distance
Sinónimos
crack (Suggests a sharper, splitting sound (often used with thunder).)
Antónimos
murmur (A low, continuous, quiet sound rather than a sudden bang.)
Definição
A sudden loud sound, often thunder.
A sudden loud noise, especially one caused by thunder.
Padrão de uso:
clap [something] (shut/together)
He clapped his hands together to get everyone’s attention.
Összecsapta a kezét, hogy magára vonja mindenki figyelmét.
She clapped the lid shut and put the container away.
Csattanva lecsukta a fedelet, és eltette a tárolót.
A gust of wind clapped the window shutter against the wall.
Exemplos para aprendentes
He clapped his hands once.
Egyszer összecsapta a kezét.
Erro comum:
When talking about doors, learners may say *clap the door*; more natural is *slam the door* (though *clap shut* is possible in some contexts).
Significado
strike something to make noise
Colocações
clap the door
| clap the door shut
| clap the lid shut
| clap hands together
| clap once
| clap sharply
| clap loudly
| clap to get attention
Sinónimos
slam (More common for doors; suggests force and sometimes anger.)
Antónimos
open (The opposite action for a door or lid.)
Temas
daily_life
| communication
Definição
To make something hit quickly and loudly.
To hit or bring something together with a quick movement so that it makes a loud, sharp sound.
Padrão de uso:
clap [something] on/onto [someone/something]
She clapped a hand over her mouth when she realized what she had said.
Hirtelen a szájára tapasztotta a kezét, amikor rájött, mit mondott.
He clapped the file down on the desk and walked out.
Lecsapta az aktát az íróasztalra, és kisétált.
The teacher clapped a hand on my shoulder and said, “Good job.”
Exemplos para aprendentes
She clapped her hand over her mouth.
A szájára tapasztotta a kezét.
Significado
put or place suddenly
Colocações
clap a hand on
| clap a hand over
| clap something down
| clap a lid on
| clap a hand to your mouth
| clap someone on the shoulder
| clap something onto the table
Sinónimos
plonk (Informal; suggests putting something down heavily and carelessly.)
Antónimos
lift (Move something up rather than place it down or onto something.)
Temas
daily_life
| body_language
Definição
To put something on quickly and strongly.
To put your hand or an object onto someone or something quickly and firmly.
In old movies, characters sometimes refer to gonorrhea as “the clap.”
Régi filmekben a szereplők néha „trippernek” nevezik a gonorreát.
He went to the clinic because he thought he might have the clap.
Elment a klinikára, mert azt gondolta, hogy talán tripperes.
Erro comum:
This sense is usually used as *the clap*, not *a clap*.
Significado
gonorrhea (slang)
Colocações
catch the clap
| have the clap
| spread the clap
| get tested for STIs
Sinónimos
gonorrhea (Medical, neutral term.)
Antónimos
health (Being free of disease.)
Temas
health
| sex
| relationships
Definição
A slang word for gonorrhea (an STI).
Gonorrhea, a sexually transmitted infection (STI).
Gramática
Forma de dicionário
clap
IPA
Sílabas e acento
clap (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (clap)
Formas da palavra
Noun
Base:
clap
Plural:
clap, claps
Verb
Base:
clap
3rd Person Singular:
claps
Present Participle:
clapping
Past:
clapped
Família de palavras
Forms
claps
noun
clapping
verb
clapped
verb
Related words
clapper
noun
Expressões
clap (someone) off
1
/klˈæp sˈʌmwˌʌn ˈɔf/
phrasal verb
applaud as someone leaves
To clap while someone leaves the stage.
Exemplos
The cast was clapped off the stage after the final scene.
We clapped her off as she stepped down from the podium.
They were clapped off after a long and emotional encore.
Exemplos para aprendentes
The audience clapped the singer off the stage.
clap along
1
/klˈæp əlˈɔŋ/
phrasal verb
clap in time with music
To clap with the beat of music.
Exemplos
The kids clapped along to the song.
If you know the chorus, sing and clap along.
He started clapping along with the drumbeat.
Exemplos para aprendentes
We clapped along to the music.
clap back
1
/klˈæp bˈæk/
phrasal verb
slang
respond sharply to criticism
To answer an insult in a strong way.
Exemplos
She clapped back at the rude comment on her post.
He tried to clap back, but the joke didn’t land.
The company clapped back at critics in a short statement.
Exemplos para aprendentes
He clapped back at the insult.
clap eyes on
1
/klˈæp ˈaɪz ˈɔn/
idiom
informal
see someone or something
To see someone/something (often suddenly).
Exemplos
The moment I clapped eyes on the apartment, I knew it was too small.
I haven’t clapped eyes on him since the reunion.
She clapped eyes on her passport in the drawer and sighed with relief.
slow clap
1
/slˈoʊ klˈæp/
fixed phrase
informal
gradual applause, often sarcastic
Exemplos
He gave a slow clap after the bad excuse, making it clear he wasn’t impressed.
A slow clap started at the back of the room and spread to the whole audience.
Exemplos para aprendentes
Someone started a slow clap.