1 to strike the palms of the hands together eg to show approval, to mark a rhythm, or to gain attention etc: “When the singer appeared, the audience started to clap loudly”
klappen

2 to strike (someone) with the palm of the hand, often in a friendly way: “He clapped him on the back and congratulated him.”
slaan

3 to put suddenly (into prison, chains etc): “They clapped him in jail.”
plaatsen

1 a sudden noise (of thunder).
klap

2 an act of clapping: “They gave the performer a clap”
klap, applaus
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to clap	adhesie betuigen (ww.) ; applaudisseren (ww.) ; klakken (ww.) ; klappen (ww.) ; kletteren (ww.) ; klikken (ww.) ; toejuichen (ww.)
the clap	de druiper (m) ; de gonorroe (v) ; de gonorroea (v)

Bronnen: Wakefield genealogy pages; interglot; mwb




EN: congratulate
EN: give a round of applause
EN: give a standing ovation
EN: put your hands together
EN: show your appreciation

EN: clap in prison NL: in de gevangenis zetten
EN: clap on all sail NL: alle zeilen bijzetten
EN: clap on a hat NL: haastig een hoed opzetten
EN: clap eyes on NL: zien
EN: clap spurs to horse NL: het paard de sporen geven
EN: clap up NL: gauw even voor elkaar boksen