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clap1 US English

strike the palms of (one’s hands) together repeatedly, typically in order to applaud

clap2 US English

a venereal disease, especially gonorrhea

golf clap US English

a round of deliberately quiet applause, considered appropriate during a golf tournament but often uncomplimentary in other venues

clap something on in clap1 US English

abruptly impose a restrictive or punitive measure on

clap someone in jail or irons in clap1 US English

put someone in prison (or in chains)

claptrap US English

absurd or nonsensical talk or ideas

handclap US English

a clap of the hands

thunderclap US English

a crash of thunder

clap English-French

to give sb a clap

clap English-German

Klatschen

clap English-Italian

give somebody a clap

clap1 English-Spanish

to give sb a clap

clap2 English-Spanish

aplaudir

clap French-English

clapperboard

clap sb. in clap English-German

jmdm. Beifall klatschen

clap sth. in clap English-German

etw. beklatschen

clap one's hands in clap English-German

in die Hände klatschen

to clap one's hands in clap English-French

battre, frapper dans ses mains

to clap one's hands to the music in clap2 English-Spanish

dar* palmadas al compás de la música