clapped in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for clapped in the English»Serbian Dictionary

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clapped-out ['klæptaʊt] ADJ Brit, Aus inf

II.clap <-pp-> [klæp] VB trans

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III.clap <-pp-> [klæp] VB intr

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clap of thunder
udar groma

clapped Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to give sb a clap
aplaudirati nekom
clap of thunder
tresak m groma
to clap one's hands [together]
pljeskati rukama
she clapped her hand over her mouth
brzo je stavila ruku preko usta
to clap sb on the back
potapšati nekog po leđima
to clap sb in chains
baciti nekog u okove
to clap handcuffs on sb
staviti nekom lisice
to clap eyes on sth
ugledati nešto
to clap along
tapšati zajedno
clap of thunder
udar groma

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Eighty years on it remains popular with audiences, a hardy perennial which has doubtless saved the bacon of many clapped-out theatre producers.
www.telegraph.co.uk
He reasoned that instead of just criticising farmers for our increasing number of clapped-out rivers and streams, trout should share the blame.
www.odt.co.nz
Key patterns are typically clapped or played on idiophones such as bells, or else on a high-pitched drumhead.
en.wikipedia.org
Tomorrow he'll sit at his desk and wait for his next improbable muse to pull up in some clapped-out vehicle.
www.listener.co.nz
This was the land of choked thoroughfares and magnificent old palaces, of bearded sadhus and bedi-smoking beggars, of rattling trains and clapped-out buses, was it not?
www.thehindu.com
They would rather stand than put up with the other slow, clapped-out trains.
www.independent.co.uk
Their equipment budget has also been reduced to such an extent that clapped-out patrol cars are not being replaced.
www.irishmirror.ie
Both writer and composer were keen to revolutionise what they saw as a clapped-out tradition of opera in desperate need of a rethink.
www.independent.co.uk
The mayor is on the chintz-covered sofa, his hands clapped to his knees like a schoolboy.
www.theatlantic.com
Old mungoes look enviously at their rah-rah counterparts, snorting and pawing the ground as they watch scrums, muscles twitching like clapped-out racehorses at the sound of the starter's voice.
www.smh.com.au

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