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Beifall, klatschen
clap
klatschen
clap
klatschen
to clap
Klatschen n, Beifall m, Applaus m
clap, clapping
Klatschen n; Beifall m; Applaus m
clap; clapping
Knall m
bang; clap; crack; sharp report
etw. zu Gesicht bekommen; etw. zu sehen kriegen ugs. v
to clap eyes on sb. sth. coll.
klatschen
klatschend
geklatscht
klatscht
in die Hände klatschen
to clap
clapping
clapped
claps
to clap one's hands
klatschen v v
klatschend
geklatscht
klatscht
klatschte
in die Hände klatschen
jdm. Beifall klatschen
to clap
clapping
clapped
claps
clapped
to clap one's hands
to clap sb.
Donnerschlag m meteo.
Donnerschläge pl
thunderclap; clap of thunder; peal of thunder; crash of thunder
thunderclaps; claps of thunder; peals of thunder; crashes of thunder
Filmklappe f; Synchronklappe f; Klappe f (für Dreharbeiten mit getrennter Bild- und Tonaufnahme)
Filmklappen pl; Synchronklappen pl; Klappen pl
die Filmklappe schlagen
Klappe! (Kommando bei Dreharbeiten)
clapperboard; clapboard; production board; production slate; slateboard; sync slate (for filming involving separate visual and audio recording)
clapperboards; clapboards; production boards; production slates; slateboards; sync slates
to clap the clapperboard
Slate! (command on a film set)
Tripper m; Gonorrhoe f; Gonorrhö f med.
aufsteigender Tripper
disseminierter Tripper
frischer Tripper
männliche Gonnorhoe
Augentripper m; Gonoblennorrhoe f; Ophthalmoblennorrhö f; Gonokokkenkonjunktivitis f (Conjunctivities gonorrhoica)
gonorrhoea Br.; gonorrhea Am.; tonococcal urethritis; blennorrhoea; blennorrhagia; medoblennorrhoea; the clap coll.
ascending gonorrhoea
disseminated gonorrhoea
recent gonorrhoea
phallorrhoea
gonoblennorrhoea; gonococcal conjunctivities; gonorrhoeal ophthalmia; gonococcal ophthalmia
Taktart m; Takt m (als Spielrhythmus) mus.
Taktarten pl; Takte pl
Dreivierteltakt; 3 4-Takt
Viervierteltakt; 4 4-Takt
Zweiertakt
Dreiertakt
Vierertakt
im Halbetakt
im Vierteltakt
im Achteltakt
zusammengesetzte Taktarten
zusammengesetzter Zweiertakt
zusammengesetzter Dreiertakt
zusammengesetzter Vierertakt
Lieder im Walzertakt
genau im Takt spielen
im Takt zur Musik klatschen
im Takt marschieren
den Takt schlagen
den Takt halten
nicht im Takt sein
aus dem Takt kommen
jdn. aus dem Takt bringen
den Takt angeben
Der Viervierteltakt hat umfasst vier Schläge, davon eins und drei betont.
Bei zusammengesetzten Taktarten ist die Zählzeit immer ein punktierter Notenwert.
(musical) time; metre Br.; meter Am.
times; metres; meters
tree-four time; 3 4 time; three-four metre meter; 3 4 metre meter
four-four time; 4 4 time; four-four metre meter; 4 4 metre meter
duple metre meter
triple metre meter
quadruple metre meter
in minim time Br.; in minim metre Br.; in half-note time Am.; in half-note meter Am.
in crotchet time Br.; in crotchet metre Br.; in quarter time Am.; in quarter meter Am.
in quaver time Br.; in quaver metre Br.; in eighth-note time Am.; in eighth-note meter Am.
compound metres meters
compound duple metre meter
compound triple metre meter
compound quadruple metre meter
tunes in waltz time
to play in strict metre meter
to clap in time to the music
to march in time
to beat time
to keep time
to be out of time beat; to be off time; to be off beat
to get out of time; to get out of beat; to lose the beat
to put sb. out of time beat; to put sb. off time beat
to indicate the time; to indicate the beat
The four-four time has four beats, the first and third of which are strong.
In compound time, the beat unit is always a dotted note value.

Deutsche Beifall klatschen Synonyme

applaudieren  ÂBeifall  spenden  Âklatschen  
Applaus  ÂBeifall  ÂKlatschen  ÂOvation  
klatschen  Âplappern  (umgangssprachlich)  Âratschen  (umgangssprachlich)  Âschwatzen  Âtratschen  
Beifall  ausdrückend  Âbeifällig  ÂZustimmung  ausdrückend  
Beifall ausdrückend  beifällig  Zustimmung ausdrückend  
klatschen  plappern (umgangssprachlich)  ratschen (umgangssprachlich)  schwatzen  tratschen  

Englische clap Synonyme

clap  Bedlam let loose  French disease  Spanish pox  VD  acclaim  acclamation  acquired syphilis  applaud  applause  apply  balanitis gangrenosa  bang  bar  barricade  bash  bat  batten  batten down  bedlam  belt  biff  big hand  blast  bobbery  bolt  bonk  boom  brawl  brouhaha  bump  burst  burst of applause  bust  button  button up  cast  cerebral tabes  chancre  chancroid  charivari  cheer  cheer on  chirm  choke  choke off  chuck  clamor  clangor  clap the hands  clapping  clapping of hands  claps  clash  clatter  climatic bubo  clip  clobber  close  close up  clout  clump  coldcock  commotion  congenital syphilis  constitutional syphilis  constrict  contain  contract  cover  crack  crash  crump  cut  dash  deal  deal a blow  deck  din  discord  donnybrook  dose  dose of clap  drunken brawl  dustup  eclat  encore  fasten  fetch  fetch a blow  fifth venereal disease  flap  fling  flop  fold  fold up  fracas  free-for-all  general paresis  give a hand  gonorrhea  granuloma inguinale  granuloma venereum  great pox  hail  hand  handclap  handclapping  hard chancre  hear it for  hell broke loose  hit  hit a clip  howl  hubbub  hue and cry  hullabaloo  hurl  impose  jab  jangle  key  knock  knock cold  knock down  knock out  latch  latent syphilis  lay  let have it  lock  lock out  lock up  locomotor ataxia  loud noise  morbus Gallicus  noise  noise and shouting  occlude  outcry  ovation  padlock  pandemonium  paralytic dementia  paresis  paste  pat  place  plank  plaudit  plop  plumb  plump  plunk  poke  popularity  pox  pudendal ulcer  punch  put  racket  rap  rattle  report  rhubarb  roar  root for  round of applause  row  ruckus  ruction  rumble  rumpus  seal  seal off  seal up  secure  shindy  shivaree  shut  shut the door  shut up  simple chancre  slam  slap  slat  slog  slug  smack  smash  smite  snap  soak  social disease  sock  soft chancre  splat  squeeze shut  stick  strangle  strike  strike at  swap  swat  swipe  syph  syphilis  syphilitic meningoencephal  
clapboard  Formica  Masonite  asphalt  beam  billet  blacktop  board  boarding  brick  canvas  carpeting  cobblestone  concrete  cord  cordwood  cork tile  deal  driftwood  fiber glass  firewood  flag  flagging  flagstone  flooring  hardwood  lath  lathing  lathwork  linoleum  log  lumber  macadam  panelboard  paneling  panelwork  pantile  paper  parquet  pavement  pavestone  paving  plank  planking  plasterboard  plyboard  plywood  pole  post  puncheon  roofage  roofing  roofing paper  shake  sheathing  sheathing board  sheeting  shingle  sideboard  siding  slab  slat  slate  softwood  splat  spun glass  stave  stick  stick of wood  stone  stovewood  tar paper  thatch  three-by-four  tile  tilestone  tiling  timber  timbering  timberwork  two-by-four  veneer  wainscoting  wallboard  walling  wallpaper  weatherboard  wood  
clapper  Klaxon  bell  boiler factory  boiler room  bull-roarer  catcall  cherry bomb  chimes  church bell  clack  clacker  cowbell  cracker  cricket  dinner bell  dinner gong  doorbell  fire bell  firecracker  gong  gong bell  hand bell  horn  jingle bell  noisemaker  passing bell  rattle  rattlebox  sacring bell  sheepbell  siren  sleigh bell  snapper  steam whistle  telephone bell  ticktack  tintinnabulum  tongue  triangle  whistle  whizgig  whizzer  
clappers  battery  bells  bones  castanets  celesta  chime  chimes  crash cymbal  cymbals  finger cymbals  gamelan  glockenspiel  gong  handbells  idiophone  lyra  maraca  marimba  metallophone  orchestral bells  percussion  percussion instrument  percussions  percussive  rattle  rattlebones  sizzler  snappers  tam-tam  tintinnabula  tonitruone  triangle  tubular bells  vibes  vibraphone  xylophone  
clapping  acclaim  acclamation  applause  big hand  burst of applause  cheer  clap  clapping of hands  eclat  encore  hand  handclap  handclapping  ovation  plaudit  popularity  round of applause  thunder of applause  
claptrap  absurdity  amphigory  argument  argument by analogy  argumentum ad baculum  argumentum ad captandum  argumentum ad hominem  babble  babblement  bad case  balderdash  balls  baloney  begging the question  bibble-babble  blabber  blague  blather  bombast  bosh  bull  bullshit  bunk  bunkum  circular argument  crap  crowd-pleasing argument  double-talk  drivel  drool  empty words  eyewash  fallacy  fiddle-faddle  fiddledeedee  flam  flapdoodle  flimflam  flummery  folderol  formal fallacy  fudge  fustian  gabble  galimatias  gammon  gibber  gibberish  gibble-gabble  gobbledygook  hocus-pocus  hogwash  hoke  hokum  hooey  humbug  humbuggery  hysteron proteron  insincere argument  jabber  jargon  jiggery-pokery  logical fallacy  malarkey  material fallacy  mere rhetoric  moonshine  mumbo jumbo  narrishkeit  niaiserie  non sequitur  nonsense  pack of nonsense  palaver  paralogism  petitio principii  philosophism  prate  prattle  pseudosyllogism  rant  rigamarole  rigmarole  rodomontade  rubbish  skimble-skamble  solecism  sophism  sophistry  stuff and nonsense  stultiloquence  trash  trumpery  twaddle  twattle  twiddle-twaddle  vaporing  verbal fallacy  waffling  weak point  

clap Definition

Clap
(v. t.) To strike
Clap
(v. t.) To thrust, drive, put, or close, in a hasty or abrupt manner
Clap
(v. t.) To manifest approbation of, by striking the hands together
Clap
(v. t.) To express contempt or derision.
Clap
(v. i.) To knock, as at a door.
Clap
(v. i.) To strike the hands together in applause.
Clap
(v. i.) To come together suddenly with noise.
Clap
(v. i.) To enter with alacrity and briskness
Clap
(v. i.) To talk noisily
Clap
(n.) A loud noise made by sudden collision
Clap
(n.) A burst of sound
Clap
(n.) A single, sudden act or motion
Clap
(n.) A striking of hands to express approbation.
Clap
(n.) Noisy talk
Clap
(n.) The nether part of the beak of a hawk.
Clap
(n.) Gonorrhea.

clap Bedeutung

bang
clap
eruption blast bam
a sudden very loud noise
clack
clap
a sharp abrupt noise as if two objects hit together, may be repeated
gonorrhea
gonorrhoea
clap
a common venereal disease caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae, symptoms are painful urination and pain around the urethra
clap
spat
clap one's hands together, The children were clapping to the music
applaud clap
spat acclaim
clap one's hands or shout after performances to indicate approval
clap strike together so as to produce a sharp percussive noise, clap two boards together
clap strike with the flat of the hand, usually in a friendly way, as in encouragement or greeting
slap on
clap on
slam on
apply carelessly, slap some paint onto the wall
clap put quickly or forcibly, The judge clapped him in jail
clap up
clap together
slap together
make hastily and carelessly
clap strike the air in flight, the wings of the birds clapped loudly
clap cause to strike the air in flight, The big bird clapped its wings
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