clap in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for clap in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.clap¹ [Brit klap, Am klæp] N

clap (of hands)

colpo m

clap (round of applause)

applauso m

clap (friendly slap)

pacca f

to get a clap

essere applaudito

to give sb a clap

applaudire qn

a clap of thunder

un colpo di tuono or un tuono

II.clap¹ <forma in -ing clapping, pt, pp clapped> [Brit klap, Am klæp] VB trans

1. clap:

to clap one's hands

battere le mani

clap your hands!

battete la mani!

to clap one's hands over one's ears

coprirsi le orecchie con le mani

to clap one's hand over sb's mouth

mettere una mano sulla bocca a qn

to clap sb on the back

dare una pacca or pacche sulla schiena a qn

to clap sth shut

chiudere qc con un colpo della mano

2. clap (applaud):

clap actor, performance

applaudire

3. clap (set) inf:

to clap sb in irons, in jail

sbattere qn in prigione

III.clap¹ <forma in -ing clapping, pt, pp clapped> [Brit klap, Am klæp] VB intr

clap

applaudire

IV.clap¹ [Brit klap, Am klæp]

to clap eyes on

buttare or gettare l'occhio su, scorgere

I've never clapped eyes on her before

non l'ho mai vista prima

clap² [Brit klap, Am klæp] N inf (venereal disease)

clap

scolo m

to get a dose of the clap

prendere lo scolo

clap along VB [klap -]

clap along

battere le mani a tempo (to con)

clap on VB [klap -]

to clap on one's hat

ficcarsi in testa il cappello

to clap on the brakes MOTOR inf

inchiodare

to clap on sail NAUT

alzare le vele

Translations for clap in the Italian»English Dictionary

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clap (di applauso)

clap

scolo (blenorragia) inf

clap

prendersi lo scolo

to get a dose of the clap

un tuono

a clap or peal of thunder

pacca

clap su: on

applaudire

to clap

inchiodare

to clap on the brakes

clap in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for clap in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.clap¹ <-pp-> [klæp] VB trans

1. clap (applaud):

clap

applaudire

2. clap (slap palms together):

to clap one's hands (together)

battere le mani

II.clap¹ <-pp-> [klæp] VB intr

1. clap (applaud):

clap

applaudire

2. clap (slap palms together):

clap

battere le mani

III.clap¹ [klæp] N

1. clap (slap):

clap

pacca f

2. clap (applause):

clap

applauso m

to give sb a clap

applaudire qu

3. clap (noise):

a clap of thunder

un tuono

clap² [klæp] N sl

the clap

gonorrea

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a clap of thunder

un tuono

Translations for clap in the Italian»English Dictionary

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battere le mani

to clap (one's hands)

clap Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to clap one's hands (together)

battere le mani

to give sb a clap

applaudire qu

a clap of thunder

un tuono

a clap of thunder

un tuono

the clap

gonorrea

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The instrumental elements used on it include echoing electric guitar riffs and clapping synthesizers.

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Because of its distinct rhythm, gourani is often accompanied by other instruments, and in some cases by clapping.

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For example, clapping games are seen as appropriate for children age 24 months and above because of the required communication skills and motor coordination.

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The crowd are seen in their thousands within the arena dancing and clapping and singing along with their hands in the air.

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There is no dancing or clapping, and women cover their heads with a veil during worship services.

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The static contrasts with the clear hand claps and bass notes.

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As and when the artist exhibits creativity, the audience acknowledge it by clapping their hands.

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With dawn, the moon goddess claps her hands and all of them must return to the skies.

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A special site was set in tribute of the new song, where fans could send videos of clapping to the site.

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The women stand in a circle and dance clapping their hands rhythmically.

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