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clapping [ingl. am. ˈklæpɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈklapɪŋ] SUST. U

clapping: aplausos mpl

I. clap¹ [ingl. am. klæp, ingl. brit. klap] SUST.

1. clap (applause):

clap: aplauso m

to give sb a clap: aplaudir a alguien

2. clap (slap):

clap: palmada f

3. clap (noise):

a clap of thunder: un trueno

II. clap¹ <part. pres. clapping; pret., part. pas. clapped> [ingl. am. klæp, ingl. brit. klap] V. trans.

1.1. clap (applaud):

clap person/performance: aplaudir

they were warmly clapped off the pitch: recibieron una calurosa ovación al abandonar el campo de juego form.

1.2. clap (slap):

he clapped me on the back: me dio una palmada en la espalda

she clapped her hands (together): batió palmas or dio una palmada de alegría (or satisfacción etc.)

to clap one's hands to the music: dar palmadas al compás de la música

2. clap (put, place) coloq.:

he was clapped in prison: lo metieron en la cárcel

he clapped his hand over my eyes: me tapó los ojos con la mano

III. clap¹ <part. pres. clapping; pret., part. pas. clapped> [ingl. am. klæp, ingl. brit. klap] V. intr.

1. clap (applaud):

clap: aplaudir

2. clap (strike hands together):

clap: dar una palmada

clap² [ingl. am. klæp, ingl. brit. klap] SUST. U (gonorrhea)

clap argot: gonorrea f

clap on V. [ingl. am. klæp -, ingl. brit. klap -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. clap on (apply):

clap on: asegurar

clap on: sujetar

to clap one's cap on: encasquetarse la gorra

2. clap on (add) ingl. brit.:

clap on coloq.: agregar

clap on coloq.: encajar coloq.

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palmoteo: clapping

palmotear: to clap one's hands

palmotear: to clap

jalear cantante/bailaor: to encourage (with shouts and clapping)

trueno: clap of thunder

aplaudir: to clap

el teatro retumbaba con los aplausos: the theater resounded with the sound of clapping

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I. clap [klæp] -pp- -pp- V. trans.

1. clap (slap palms together):

to clap one's hands (together): batir palmas

to clap one's hands (together): dar palmadas

2. clap (applaud):

clap: aplaudir

3. clap (place quickly):

clap: poner

II. clap [klæp] -pp- -pp- V. intr.

1. clap (slap palms together):

clap: dar palmadas

2. clap (applaud):

clap: aplaudir

III. clap [klæp] -pp- -pp- SUST.

1. clap (slap):

clap: palmada f

2. clap (applause):

clap: aplauso m

to give sb a clap: aplaudir a alguien

3. clap (noise):

clap: ruido m

a clap of thunder: un trueno

a clap of thunder: un trueno

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palmoteo: clapping

palmada: clapping

dar palmadas: to clap

palmotear: to clap

palmear: to clap

palmas (ruido): clapping

tocar las palmas: to clap

trueno: clap of thunder

aplaudir: to clap

flamenco: The flamenco, a very traditional form of song and dance from Andalucía, is known the world over. The origins of the flamenco can be found in the rich traditions of three national groups: the Andalusians, the Moors and the Gypsies. The song and dance movements (solo or duet) are always accompanied by a rhythmic clapping of hands and clicking of fingers together with various cries.

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I. clap¹ <-pp-> [klæp] V. trans.

1. clap (applaud):

clap: aplaudir

2. clap (slap palms together):

to clap one's hands (together): batir palmas

to clap one's hands (together): dar palmadas

II. clap¹ <-pp-> [klæp] V. intr.

1. clap (applaud):

clap: aplaudir

2. clap (slap palms together):

clap: dar palmadas

III. clap¹ [klæp] SUST.

1. clap (slap):

clap: palmada f

2. clap (applause):

clap: aplauso m

to give sb a clap: aplaudir a alguien

3. clap (noise):

clap: ruido m

a clap of thunder: un trueno

clap² [klæp] SUST. argot

the clap: la gonorrea

a clap of thunder: un trueno

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palmoteo: clapping

palmotear: to clap

palma (ruido): clapping

tocar las palmas: to clap

trueno: clap of thunder

aplaudir: to clap

batir palmas: to clap

Present
I	clap
you	clap
he/she/it	claps
we	clap
you	clap
they	clap

Past
I	clapped
you	clapped
he/she/it	clapped
we	clapped
you	clapped
they	clapped

Present Perfect
I	have	clapped
you	have	clapped
he/she/it	has	clapped
we	have	clapped
you	have	clapped
they	have	clapped

Past Perfect
I	had	clapped
you	had	clapped
he/she/it	had	clapped
we	had	clapped
you	had	clapped
they	had	clapped

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a clap of thunder: un trueno

to clap one's hands (together): batir palmas

to clap one's hands (together): dar palmadas

to give sb a clap: aplaudir a alguien

a clap of thunder: un trueno

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

It then takes evasive action, repeatedly clapping its valves together and swimming away, margin first.

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The sound of clapping is heard, followed at (0:54), by a bassline.

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

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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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She started small by clapping her hands along to the videos.

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