clapping 的英语意思
clapclap1 /klæp/ verb (past tense and past participle clapped, present participle clapping) 
查看全部语言翻译1[intransitive, transitive] to hit your hands against each other many times to make a sound that shows your approval, agreement, or enjoyment多次拍击双手以发出声音，表示赞许、赞同或愉悦: 
One man began to clap, and others joined in.一个人开始鼓掌，其他人也随之加入。 The couple were cheered and clapped on their arrival.这对夫妇抵达时受到了欢呼和掌声。 The audience clapped politely but without much enthusiasm.观众礼貌地鼓掌，但热情不高。2[transitive] if you clap your hands, you hit your hands together a few times to attract someone’s attention or to show that you are pleased拍几下手，以引起某人注意或表示高兴: Narouz clapped his hands and a servant entered.纳鲁兹拍了拍手，一名仆人走了进来。 Mandy laughed and clapped her hands in delight.曼迪开心地笑着，高兴地拍起手来。3[transitive] to put your hand on something quickly and firmly迅速而用力地将手放在某物上: ‘Mick!’ She clapped her hand over her mouth. ‘I’d forgotten!’"米克！"她猛地用手捂住嘴。"我忘了！" Ben grinned and clapped me amiably on the shoulder.本咧嘴笑着，友好地拍了拍我的肩膀。4clap eyes on somebody/something British English informal非正式 to see someone or something, especially when you did not expect to看到某人或某物，尤指意外地看到: Mark had loved the house from the moment he clapped eyes on it.马克一看见那栋房子就喜欢上了它。5clap somebody in prison/jail/irons literary文学 to suddenly put someone in prison or chains突然将某人投入监狱或戴上枷锁—clapping noun [uncountable]: Each song was greeted with enthusiastic clapping.每首歌曲都赢得了热烈的掌声。
查看全部语言翻译1[intransitive, transitive] to hit your hands against each other many times to make a sound that shows your approval, agreement, or enjoyment多次拍击双手以发出声音，表示赞许、赞同或愉悦: One man began to clap, and others joined in.一个人开始鼓掌，其他人也随之加入。 The couple were cheered and clapped on their arrival.这对夫妇抵达时受到了欢呼和掌声。 The audience clapped politely but without much enthusiasm.观众礼貌地鼓掌，但热情不高。2[transitive] if you clap your hands, you hit your hands together a few times to attract someone’s attention or to show that you are pleased拍几下手，以引起某人注意或表示高兴: Narouz clapped his hands and a servant entered.纳鲁兹拍了拍手，一名仆人走了进来。 Mandy laughed and clapped her hands in delight.曼迪开心地笑着，高兴地拍起手来。3[transitive] to put your hand on something quickly and firmly迅速而用力地将手放在某物上: ‘Mick!’ She clapped her hand over her mouth. ‘I’d forgotten!’"米克！"她猛地用手捂住嘴。"我忘了！" Ben grinned and clapped me amiably on the shoulder.本咧嘴笑着，友好地拍了拍我的肩膀。4clap eyes on somebody/something British English informal非正式 to see someone or something, especially when you did not expect to看到某人或某物，尤指意外地看到: Mark had loved the house from the moment he clapped eyes on it.马克一看见那栋房子就喜欢上了它。5clap somebody in prison/jail/irons literary文学 to suddenly put someone in prison or chains突然将某人投入监狱或戴上枷锁—clapping noun [uncountable]: Each song was greeted with enthusiastic clapping.每首歌曲都赢得了热烈的掌声。