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单词 slap
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slap

Turn the keyboard over and slap the back to try and loosen the key.This is just another slap in the face.We thought he would get a slap on the wrists.The former could look for his reputation and the latter could slap a tax on it.Three cops received minor injuries when they were punched and slapped during the operation.Our interview is regularly interrupted as people come to slap his hand in convivial showbiz style.The cameraman needs a slap on the wrist for poor shot planning and continuity.The rapper has slapped a ban on fast food being consumed around him.The poll is a slap in the face for critics who say courts are being too tough.Try a few sharp slaps on the back.They could also get slapped with an unnecessary tax bill.Surely they will let her out soon with just a slap on the wrist.Dom slapped his hand over the wound.The next he says he thinks the committee that let her off with a slap on the wrist needs reform.Any one of those stars could slap in transfer requests to try and force a move in the current transfer window. Getting slapped is part and parcel of ministry and we just have to turn the other cheek and get on with it.He would hit me, slap me and beat me.It sits equally happily on the beginning, end or bang slap in the middle of a sentence.When you get to 200, give yourself a sharp slap.Some attackers post messages boasting of their slaps, some request new footage to be sent via e-mail.

In other languages
slap

British English: slap /slæp/ VERB
If you slap someone, you hit them with the palm of your hand.
He would push or slap her once in a while.
  • American English: slap
  • Arabic: يُصْفِعُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: dar uma tapa em
  • Chinese:
  • Croatian: pljusnuti
  • Czech: plácat rukou
  • Danish: give lussing
  • Dutch: meppen
  • European Spanish: pegar una bofetada
  • Finnish: läpsäyttää
  • French: taper frapper
  • German: schlagen Person
  • Greek: χαστουκίζω
  • Italian: schiaffeggiare
  • Japanese: ピシャリと打つ
  • Korean: 찰싹 때리다
  • Norwegian: klaske
  • Polish: dać klapsa
  • European Portuguese: dar uma bofetada
  • Romanian: a pălmui
  • Russian: шлепать
  • Latin American Spanish: pegar una bofetada
  • Swedish: slå örfila
  • Thai: ตบ
  • Turkish: tokatlamak
  • Ukrainian: ляскати
  • Vietnamese: tát

All related terms of 'slap'

Chinese translation of 'slap'

slap

(slæp)

n (c)

  1. 掌击(擊) (zhǎngjī) (, )

vt

  1. [child, face, bottom] 掴(摑) (guāi)

adv

  1. (inf, = directly) 直接地 (zhíjiē de)
    to give sb a slap 打某人一巴掌 (dǎ mǒurén yī bāzhang)
    a slap in the face (fig) 污辱 (wūrǔ)
    to slap sb on the back 拍拍某人的后(後)背 (pāipāi mǒurén de hòubèi)
    to slap sth (down) on sth 啪的一声(聲)把某物扔到某物上 (pā de yī shēng bǎ mǒuwù rēngdào mǒuwù shang)
    to slap some paint on a wall 往墙(牆)上涂(塗)些油漆 (wǎng qiáng shang tú xiē yóuqī)
    slap-bang or slap in the middle of sth (Brit, inf) 在某物的正中央 (zài mǒuwù de zhèng zhōngyāng)

All related terms of 'slap'

(verb) 
Definition
to strike sharply with something flat, such as the open hand
My yoga instructor turned up and slapped me on the shoulder.
Synonyms
smack
She smacked me on the side of the head.
hit
She hit him hard across his left arm.
strike
She took two steps forward and struck him across the mouth.
beat
He lost the boxing match and was badly beaten by his opponent.
bang
We could bang on the desks and shout until they let us out.
clap
He clapped me on the back and boomed, `Well done.'
clout (informal)
The officer clouted him on the head.
cuff
She cuffed him playfully around the ear.
whack
Someone whacked him on the head.
swipe (informal)
She swiped at him as though he were a fly.
spank
clobber (slang)
She clobbered him with a vase.
wallop (informal)
She walloped me over the head with a cushion.
lay one on (slang)
(verb) 
Definition
to bring (something) down forcefully
He slapped the cup onto the waiting saucer.
Synonyms
throw
He threw his jacket onto the back seat.
fling
I flung the book on the table and stormed out.
sling (informal)
She slung her coat over the desk chair.
stick (informal)
He folded the papers and stuck them in a drawer.
bung (informal)
plonk (informal)
(verb) 
The government slapped a ban on the export of processed logs.
Synonyms
impose
put
She put her bag on the floor.
place
Children place their trust in us.
lay
Lay a sheet of newspaper on the floor.
introduce
The Government has introduced a number of other money-saving ideas.
institute
We will institute a number of methods to improve safety.
(verb) 
Definition
to cover with quickly or carelessly
(informal British) 
We now routinely slap sunscreen on ourselves before venturing out.
Synonyms
plaster
She gets sunburn even when she plasters herself in lotion.
apply
spread
Spread the cream over the skin and allow it to remain for 12 hours.
daub
They daubed paint on the wall.
(noun) 
Definition
a sharp blow or smack with something flat, such as the open hand
He reached forward and gave me a slap.
Synonyms
smack
I end up shouting at him or giving him a smack.
blow
He went off to hospital after a blow to the face.
whack
He gave the tree trunk a whack with the axe.
wallop (informal)
With a single wallop, Clarke sent him flying.
bang
a nasty bang on the head
clout (informal)
I was half tempted to give them a clout myself.
cuff
He gave Billy a cuff.
swipe (informal)
He gave Andrew a swipe on the ear.
spank

idioms

See a slap in the face
See a slap on the wrist

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bang
Definition
to hit or knock, esp. with a loud noise
We could bang on the desks and shout until they let us out.
Synonyms
hit,
pound,
beat,
strike,
crash,
knock,
belt (informal),
hammer,
slam,
rap,
bump,
bash (informal),
thump,
clatter,
pummel,
tonk (informal),
beat or knock seven bells out of (informal)
in the sense of bang
Definition
a hard blow or loud knock
a nasty bang on the head
Synonyms
blow,
hit,
box,
knock,
stroke,
punch,
belt (informal),
rap,
bump,
bash (informal),
sock (slang),
smack,
thump,
buffet,
clout (informal),
cuff,
clump (slang),
whack,
wallop (informal),
slosh (British, slang),
tonk (informal),
clomp (slang)
in the sense of beat
Definition
to strike with a series of violent blows
He lost the boxing match and was badly beaten by his opponent.
Synonyms
batter,
break,
hit,
strike,
knock,
punch,
belt (informal),
whip,
deck (slang),
bruise,
bash (informal),
sock (slang),
lash,
chin (slang),
pound,
smack,
thrash,
cane,
thump,
lick (informal),
buffet,
clout (informal),
flog,
whack (informal),
maul,
clobber (slang),
wallop (informal),
tonk (informal),
cudgel,
thwack (informal),
lambast(e),
lay one on (slang),
drub,
tan (informal),
lam (informal),
beat or knock seven bells out of (informal)

Synonyms of 'slap'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of blow
Definition
a powerful or heavy stroke with the fist, a weapon, etc.
He went off to hospital after a blow to the face.
Synonyms
knock,
stroke,
punch,
belt (informal),
bang,
rap,
bash (informal),
sock (slang),
smack,
thump,
buffet,
clout (informal),
whack (informal),
wallop (informal),
slosh (British, slang),
tonk (informal),
clump (slang),
clomp (slang)
in the sense of clap
Definition
to strike (a person) lightly with an open hand as in greeting
He clapped me on the back and boomed, `Well done.'
Synonyms
strike,
pat,
punch,
bang,
thrust,
slap,
whack,
wallop (informal),
thwack
in the sense of clobber
Definition
to batter
She clobbered him with a vase.
Synonyms
batter,
beat,
assault,
smash,
bash (informal),
lash,
thrash,
pound,
beat up (informal),
wallop (informal),
pummel,
rough up (informal),
lambast(e),
belabour,
duff up (informal),
beat or knock seven bells out of (informal)
in the sense of clout
Definition
to hit hard
The officer clouted him on the head.
Synonyms
hit,
strike,
punch,
deck (slang),
slap,
sock (slang),
chin (slang),
smack,
thump,
cuff,
clobber (slang),
wallop (informal),
box,
wham,
tonk (informal),
lay one on (slang),
skelp (dialect)
in the sense of clout
Definition
a fairly hard blow
I was half tempted to give them a clout myself.
Synonyms
thump,
blow,
crack (informal),
punch,
slap,
sock (slang),
cuff,
wallop (informal),
tonk (informal),
skelp (dialect)
in the sense of cuff
Definition
to strike with an open hand
She cuffed him playfully around the ear.
Synonyms
smack,
hit,
thump,
punch,
box,
knock,
bat (informal),
belt (informal),
slap,
clap,
clout (informal),
whack,
biff (slang),
clobber (slang)
in the sense of cuff
Definition
a blow with an open hand
He gave Billy a cuff.
Synonyms
smack,
blow,
knock,
punch,
thump,
box,
belt (informal),
rap,
slap,
clout (informal),
whack,
biff (slang)
in the sense of daub
Definition
to smear (paint or mud) quickly or carelessly over a surface
They daubed paint on the wall.
Synonyms
smear,
dirty,
splatter,
stain,
spatter,
sully,
deface,
smirch,
begrime,
besmear,
bedaub,
paint,
coat,
stain,
plaster,
slap on (informal)
in the sense of fling
Definition
to throw with force
I flung the book on the table and stormed out.
Synonyms
throw,
toss,
hurl,
chuck (informal),
launch,
cast,
pitch,
send,
shy,
jerk,
propel,
sling (informal),
precipitate,
lob (informal),
catapult,
heave,
let fly
in the sense of hit
Definition
to strike or touch (a person or thing) forcefully
She hit him hard across his left arm.
Synonyms
strike,
beat,
knock,
punch,
belt (informal),
deck (slang),
bang,
batter,
clip (informal),
slap,
bash (informal),
sock (slang),
chin (slang),
smack,
thump,
clout (informal),
cuff,
flog,
whack,
clobber (slang),
smite (archaic),
wallop (informal),
swat,
tonk (slang),
lay one on (slang),
beat or knock seven bells out of (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of institute
Definition
to start or establish
We will institute a number of methods to improve safety.
Synonyms
establish,
start,
begin,
found,
launch,
set up,
introduce,
settle,
fix,
invest,
organize,
install,
pioneer,
constitute,
initiate,
originate,
enact,
commence,
inaugurate,
set in motion,
bring into being,
put into operation
in the sense of introduce
Definition
to bring into use
The Government has introduced a number of other money-saving ideas.
Synonyms
bring in,
establish,
set up,
start,
begin,
found,
develop,
launch,
institute,
organize,
pioneer,
initiate,
originate,
commence,
get going,
instigate,
phase in,
usher in,
inaugurate,
set in motion,
bring into being
in the sense of lay
Definition
to place in position
Lay a sheet of newspaper on the floor.
Synonyms
place,
put,
set,
spread,
plant,
establish,
settle,
leave,
deposit,
put down,
set down,
posit
in the sense of place
Children place their trust in us.
Synonyms
put,
lay,
set,
invest,
pin
in the sense of put
Definition
to cause to be (in a position or place)
She put her bag on the floor.
Synonyms
place,
leave,
set,
position,
rest,
park (informal),
plant,
establish,
lay,
stick (informal),
settle,
fix,
lean,
deposit,
dump (informal),
prop,
lay down,
put down,
situate,
set down,
stow,
bung (informal),
plonk (informal)
in the sense of sling
Definition
to throw
She slung her coat over the desk chair.
Synonyms
throw,
cast,
toss,
hurl,
fling,
chuck (informal),
lob (informal),
heave,
shy
in the sense of spank
Definition
to slap (someone) with the open hand, on the buttocks or legs
Synonyms
smack,
slap,
whack,
belt (informal),
tan (slang),
slipper (informal),
cuff,
wallop (informal),
give (someone) a hiding (informal),
put (someone) over your knee
in the sense of spread
Definition
to apply as a coating
Spread the cream over the skin and allow it to remain for 12 hours.
Synonyms
smear,
apply,
rub,
put,
smooth,
plaster,
daub
in the sense of stick
Definition
to place (something) in a specified position
He folded the papers and stuck them in a drawer.
Synonyms
put,
place,
set,
position,
drop,
plant,
store,
lay,
stuff,
fix,
deposit,
install,
plonk
in the sense of strike
Definition
to hit (someone)
She took two steps forward and struck him across the mouth.
Synonyms
hit,
smack,
thump,
pound,
beat,
box,
knock,
punch,
hammer,
deck (slang),
slap,
sock (slang),
chin (slang),
buffet,
clout (informal),
cuff,
clump (slang),
swipe,
clobber (slang),
smite,
wallop (informal),
lambast(e),
lay a finger on (informal),
lay one on (slang),
beat or knock seven bells out of (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of swipe
Definition
to try to hit (someone or something) with a sweeping blow
She swiped at him as though he were a fly.
Synonyms
hit out,
strike,
slap,
lash out at
in the sense of swipe
Definition
a hard blow
He gave Andrew a swipe on the ear.
Synonyms
blow,
slap,
smack,
clip (informal),
thump,
clout (informal),
cuff,
clump (slang),
wallop (informal)
in the sense of wallop
Definition
to hit hard
She walloped me over the head with a cushion.
Synonyms
hit,
beat,
strike,
knock,
belt (informal),
deck (slang),
bang,
batter,
bash (informal),
pound,
chin (slang),
smack,
thrash,
thump,
paste (slang),
buffet,
clout (informal),
slug,
whack,
swipe,
clobber (slang),
pummel,
tonk (slang),
lambast(e),
lay one on (slang),
beat or knock seven bells out of (informal)
in the sense of wallop
Definition
a hard blow
With a single wallop, Clarke sent him flying.
Synonyms
blow,
strike,
punch,
thump,
belt (informal),
bash,
sock (slang),
smack,
clout (informal),
slug,
whack,
swipe (informal),
thwack,
haymaker (slang),
kick
in the sense of whack
Definition
to hit hard
Someone whacked him on the head.
Synonyms
strike,
hit,
beat,
box,
belt (informal),
deck (slang),
bang,
rap,
slap,
bash (informal),
sock (slang),
chin (slang),
smack,
thrash,
thump,
buffet,
clout (informal),
slug,
cuff,
swipe (informal),
clobber (slang),
wallop (informal),
thwack,
lambast(e),
belabour,
lay one on (slang),
beat or knock seven bells out of (informal)
in the sense of whack
Definition
a hard blow or the sound of one
He gave the tree trunk a whack with the axe.
Synonyms
blow,
hit,
box,
stroke,
belt (informal),
bang,
rap,
slap,
bash (informal),
sock (slang),
smack,
thump,
buffet,
clout (informal),
slug,
cuff,
swipe (informal),
wallop (informal),
wham,
thwack

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