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to rap
01
frapper, taper
to hit sharply, often with a quick and forceful motion
Transitive: to rap sth
Exemples
The parent rapped the counter with a spoon to call the family to dinner.
Le parent frappa le comptoir avec une cuillère pour appeler la famille à dîner.
02
discuter, bavarder
to talk or chat in a relaxed, informal, and often friendly manner
Intransitive
Exemples
We used to sit on the porch and rap for hours about everything under the sun.
Nous avions l'habitude de nous asseoir sur le porche et de bavarder pendant des heures sur tout et rien.
03
rapper, déclamer en rythme
to speak or chant rhythmically and in a unique style, often accompanied by music
Intransitive
Exemples
She can really rap; her lyrics are powerful and thought-provoking.
Elle sait vraiment rapper ; ses paroles sont puissantes et provoquent la réflexion.
04
frapper, tapoter
to strike something repeatedly against a surface
Complex Transitive: to rap sth on sth
Exemples
The judge rapped his gavel on the bench to restore order in the courtroom.
Le juge a frappé son marteau sur le banc pour rétablir l'ordre dans la salle d'audience.
Rap
01
rap
a genre of African-American music with a rhythmic speech
Exemples
The rap battle showcased the lyrical prowess of the competing artists.
La bataille de rap a mis en valeur la prouesse lyrique des artistes en compétition.
02
a criticism or reprimand for a mistake or wrongdoing
Exemples
The manager gave her a rap over the error.
03
a forceful hit or strike
Exemples
The mechanic tested the joint with a hard rap.
04
rapid, free-flowing talk
Exemples
His rap kept the audience entertained.
05
the light sound produced by a soft blow
Exemples
She heard a rap on the door at midnight.
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