| 单词 | clap |
| 释义 | clap nounadjective | verb + clap | preposition | phrases adjective➤big热烈的掌声➤slow缓缓的掌声verb + clap➤get获得掌声▸➤give sb给某人鼓掌preposition➤clap for为⋯的鼓掌◆a big clap for our last contestant!为我们最后一位参赛者热烈鼓掌！phrases➤a clap of sb's hands某人拍手◆with a clap of his hands he ordered more food.他拍了下手又点了些吃的。clap verbadverb | phrases adverb➤enthusiastically, excitedly, loudly, wildly热情地／激动地／响亮地／拚命地鼓掌◆the audience clapped enthusiastically.观众热烈鼓掌。➤happily欢快地鼓掌➤politely礼貌地鼓掌➤slowly慢慢鼓掌phrases➤clap and cheer鼓掌欢呼 clap(-pp-) [transitive] to hit sb with your open hand in a friendly way（友好地）轻拍◆'cheer up tony,' i said, and clapped him on the shoulder.“振奋起来吧，托尼。”我说，轻轻拍了拍他的肩膀。clap¹/klæp ||; klæp/verb (clapping;clapped) 1. [i,t] to hit your hands together many times, usually to show that you like sth 鼓掌；拍手: ◇the audience clapped as soon as the singer walked onto the stage. 歌手一登上舞台，听众随即鼓掌欢迎。 2. [t] to put sth onto sth quickly and firmly 用力捂住: ◇‘oh no, i shouldn't have said that,’ she said, clapping a hand over her mouth. “喔，糟了，我不该这么说。”她一边说一边用手捂住嘴巴。 clap²/klæp ||; klæp/noun[c] 1. a sudden loud noise 突然发出的巨响: ◇a clap of thunder 一声霹雳 2. an act of clapping 鼓掌；拍手 clap1 to clap2 what you say when you want someone to clap3 to show that you dislike a person or a performancerelated wordssee alsowatch,perform/performance,praise,1. to clap 拍手 clap /klæp/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to hit your hands together loudly and quickly to show that you approve of and are pleased with a play, someone's performance, someone's actions etc ［为…］鼓掌 the audience cheered and clapped as the curtain came down. 落幕时，观众欢呼、鼓掌。 fans usually clap the batsman when he leaves the field. 击球手离场时，球迷一般会为他鼓掌。clap your hands a crowd gathered to watch the runners, clapping their hands and urging them on. 人们聚在一起观看选手赛跑，为他们鼓掌加油。 clapping [uncountable noun] after a while the clapping died down. 过了一会儿，掌声渐渐平息下去。 applaud /əˈplɔːd/ [intransitive/transitive verb] if people applaud, they clap excitedly, and often for a long time, in order to show how much they liked something or to show their support for someone ［为…］鼓掌［以示喜欢某物或支持某人］ the crowd applauded when evans promised to cut taxes. 埃文斯许诺减税时，人群鼓起掌来。 a group of supporters applauded the strikers as they were led into court. 罢工者被带进法庭时，一群支持者为他们鼓掌。 cheer /tʃɪəʳ/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to give a loud, happy shout expressing admiration, approval, and often excitement, for example at a sports event or after a speech ［为…］喝彩；欢呼 the audience were now on their feet, cheering wildly. 现在观众们都站了起来，疯狂地欢呼。 thousands of people lined broadway to cheer the yankees and celebrate their world series triumph. 成千上万的民众排列在百老汇大街两旁向洋基队欢呼，庆祝他们赢得世界职业棒球锦标赛。 cheer [countable noun] a great cheer went up when the first goal was scored. 第一个球进了，爆发出了巨大的欢呼声。 three cheers for the next governor of nebraska! 为内布拉斯加州下任州长欢呼三声！ cheering [uncountable noun] the cheering went on for ages as the victorious athletes ran around the track. 获胜的运动员围绕跑道奔跑时，欢呼声经久不息。 applause /əˈplɔːz/ [uncountable noun] the sound of a crowd of people clapping and cheering someone, to show their approval and admiration 掌声；喝彩 there was loud applause when the band members ran onto the stage. 乐队成员跑上台时，响起热烈的掌声。a round of applause a short period of applause 一阵掌声［喝彩］ the candidate's promise to improve public schools was greeted with a loud round of applause. 候选人许诺改善公立学校，赢得一阵掌声。applause dies down gradually stops 掌声［喝彩］逐渐停止 the conductor waited for the applause to die down before signalling for the orchestra to begin. 指挥等待掌声平息下去才示意乐队开始演奏。 standing ovation /ˌstændɪŋ əʊˈveɪʃən/ [countable noun] if someone receives a standing ovation at the end of a performance or speech, the people who are watching or listening to them stand up, clap, and cheer, to show their approval and admiration 起身鼓掌；起身喝彩 miller got a standing ovation when he entered the game. 米勒上场时，观众起立鼓掌。give somebody/something a standing ovation the speech was given a standing ovation. 听众们起身为演讲喝彩。2. what you say when you want someone to clap 想要别人鼓掌时说的话 give somebody a (big) hand /ˌgɪv somebody ə ˌbɪg ˈhænd/ [verb phrase] spoken if people give a performer a big hand, they clap at the end of their performance, to encourage them and to show their approval - use this especially to ask people to do this 【口】［演出结束时］为某人［热烈］鼓掌 let's give young suzy a big hand for the marvellous dancing display! 让我们为年轻的苏茜精彩的舞蹈表演热烈鼓掌！ give it up for somebody /ˌgɪv ɪt ˈʌp fəʳ somebody/ [verb phrase] spoken informal use this to tell people to clap in order to show that they have enjoyed something, or approve of someone 【口，非正式】为某人鼓掌［以示喜欢］ come on everyone, let's give it up for tom jones! 大家来吧，让我们为汤姆·琼斯鼓掌！ put your hands together /ˌpʊt jɔːʳ ˈhændz təˌgeðəʳ/ [verb phrase] spoken use this to tell people to clap to show their approval for someone who is being introduced or a performance 【口】鼓掌［以示欢迎某人或喜欢一场演出］ ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together and give a warm welcome to ricardo montalban! 各位先生女士，请鼓掌，热烈欢迎里卡多·蒙塔尔班！3. to show that you dislike a person or a performance 表示不喜欢某人或表演 boo /buː/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to shout ‘boo’ to show that you do not like a speaker, performance etc ［对…］发嘘声 some people in the crowd booed when she walked on stage. 她走上舞台时人群中有人发出嘘声。 taylor was booed as he left the field. 泰勒下场时有人嘘他。 boo [countable noun] keough denied that the boos affected his performance. 基奥否认嘘声影响了他的表现。 hiss /hɪs/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to make a noise which sounds like ‘ssss’ to show that you do not like a speaker, performance etc ［对…］发嘘声 relatives of the victim hissed as the killer was led from the courtroom. 杀人犯被带出法庭时，受害者的亲戚发出嘘声。hiss at hundreds of people shouted and hissed at the prime minister. 数百人对着首相大喊大叫并发出嘘声。 hiss [countable noun] this announcement was greeted with boos and hisses. 这项宣布引来一片嘘声。 jeer /dʒɪəʳ/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to shout rude remarks at someone or laugh unkindly at them to show that you strongly disapprove of them or their performance 谩骂，嘲笑，嘲弄 the fans jeered as it became obvious that their team was going to lose. 自己的球队显然要输了，球迷们谩骂起来。 the mayor was jeered and booed as he tried to speak to the crowd. 市长试图对人群讲话时招来了嘲笑声和嘘声。 jeer [countable noun] the audience interrupted the candidate's speech with jeers and shouts. 听众发出嘲笑声和叫声打断了候选人的演讲。☞ clap¹☞ clap² |
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