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Перевод: clap

[существительное]
хлопанье; хлопок ; клакер ; трещотка ; удар грома; шлепок ; язык ; гонорея ; триппер [сл.] ; удар ;
[глагол]
хлопать в ладоши; аплодировать; рукоплескать; хлопать; похлопывать; похлопать; надвигать; налагать; упрятывать; упечь; заразить триппером

Тезаурус:

1. The Tyre from which I had travelled was a place of unpaved roads and overflowing sewage, of Palestinian camps and fedayeen guerrillas, of guns and sunken ships and the sharp clap of explosions.
2. The men who had pierced the final aperture were waiting to greet them: identifiable as a body of sweat, and heat and small movements that resolved into a murmur, a clink of spade and a clap on shoulder or back.
3. Enough of his wine and the Pope would dance, swing his kilt - of whatever he wore - and clap his hands.
4. When they stop I give them a clap, but no one else does.
5. After a few false starts he found his rhythm and everyone began to clap in time.
6. They only clap, with extraordinary vigour.
7. If you're happy and you know it clap your hands
8. Getting the clap
9. With Isaac God can look forward to a world over which he can again clap his hands in delight.
10. We turned back to retrace our steps as a clap of thunder echoed through the valley and the wild wind battered the trees.
11. Maginnis had been listening to almost two hours of complaints about the police when a woman announced that she would clap her hands if she heard of an RUC constable's death.
12. Lions may learn to jump through hoops or sea lions to clap their flippers while balancing a ball on their noses, but lions jump over obstacles in their home territory or laze around under a favourite tree, while sea lions are naturally dexterous, chasing fish with great skill.
13. She finishes her dance and I clap.