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Bulgarian
I. clap <-pp-> [klæp] VB trans
II. clap <-pp-> [klæp] VB intr
2. clap (applaud):
- clap
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III. clap [klæp] N
1. clap (slap):
- clap
- потупване nt
2. clap (applause):
- clap
- ръкопляскане nt
-
- ръкопляскам на нкг
3. clap (noise):
- clap
- трясък m
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| you | clap |
| he/she/it | claps |
| we | clap |
| you | clap |
| they | clap |
| I | clapped |
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| you | clapped |
| he/she/it | clapped |
| we | clapped |
| you | clapped |
| they | clapped |
| I | have | clapped |
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| you | have | clapped |
| he/she/it | has | clapped |
| we | have | clapped |
| you | have | clapped |
| they | have | clapped |
| I | had | clapped |
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| you | had | clapped |
| he/she/it | had | clapped |
| we | had | clapped |
| you | had | clapped |
| they | had | clapped |
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
With dawn, the moon goddess claps her hands and all of them must return to the skies.
en.wikipedia.org He thanks the audience for clapping and directly acknowledges the camera to thank anyone who is clapping at home before briefly discussing his tour.
en.wikipedia.org As and when the artist exhibits creativity, the audience acknowledge it by clapping their hands.
en.wikipedia.org Because of its distinct rhythm, gourani is often accompanied by other instruments, and in some cases by clapping.
en.wikipedia.org Patting is distinguished from clapping by virtue of the varied pitches the patting hand elicits from the arms, chest, thighs, and flanks.
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