slap

US /slæp/
UK /slæp/
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gifle, tape

hit (someone or something) with the palm of one's hand or a flat object

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She gave him a hard slap across the face.
Elle lui a donné une forte gifle au visage.
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He received a light slap on the wrist for his minor offense.
Il a reçu une légère tape sur le poignet pour sa petite infraction.
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smackthwackwhackcuffbox
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gifler, taper

hit (someone or something) with the palm of one's hand or a flat object

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He would often slap his knee when he laughed.
Il avait l'habitude de se taper le genou quand il riait.
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Don't slap the table, it's rude.
Ne frappe pas la table, c'est impoli.
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smackthwackwhackcuffbox
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jeter, appliquer grossièrement

put (something) somewhere quickly, carelessly, or forcefully

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She slapped the book down on the table.
Elle a jeté le livre sur la table.
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He slapped some paint on the wall.
Il a appliqué de la peinture sur le mur.
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throwflingplonkdumpbang
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directement, droit

directly; right

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The ball went slap into the net.
Le ballon est allé directement dans le filet.
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He ran slap into the wall.
Il a couru droit dans le mur.
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directlyrightstraightbangsmack
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