clap on

uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable

A phrasal verb meaning to quickly or enthusiastically put something on, such as a hat or clothing, or to attach something hastily.

ruФразовый глагол, означающий быстро или с энтузиазмом надеть что-либо (например, шляпу или одежду) или поспешно прикрепить что-то.esVerbo frasal que significa ponerse algo rápidamente o con entusiasmo (como un sombrero o una prenda) o colocar algo apresuradamente.frVerbe à particule signifiant mettre ou enfiler rapidement et avec enthousiasme quelque chose (comme un chapeau ou un vêtement), ou fixer quelque chose à la hâte.dePartikelverb, das bedeutet, etwas schnell oder mit Schwung anzuziehen (zum Beispiel einen Hut oder Kleidung) oder etwas eilig zu befestigen.ptVerbo frasal que significa vestir algo rapidamente ou com entusiasmo (como um chapéu ou uma peça de roupa) ou prender algo às pressas.zh动词短语，表示迅速或热情地穿上或戴上某物（如帽子、衣服），或匆忙地把某物扣上、系上或附上。arفعل مركب يعني ارتداء شيء ما بسرعة أو بحماس (مثل قبعة أو ملابس) أو تثبيت شيء ما على عجل. ومن معانيه أيضًا التصفيق بإيقاع أو بحماس.

1. To quickly put on informal

   To put something on hastily or carelessly, often a hat or a piece of clothing.

   • He clapped on his hat and ran out the door.
   • She clapped on a coat before heading into the rain.
   • The soldier clapped on his helmet as the alarm sounded.

   ruНадеть наспехesponerse rápidamentefrEnfiler rapidementdeSchnell anziehenptVestir às pressaszh匆匆穿上arارتدى على عجل

   Synonyms: slam onslap on

2. To impose suddenly informal british

   To add or impose something, such as a tax or a restriction, often unexpectedly.

   • The government clapped on a new tax on imported goods.
   • They clapped on an extra charge for late payment.
   • The school clapped on a new rule about uniforms.

   ruВнезапно ввестиesimponer de repentefrimposer soudainementdePlötzlich auferlegenptImpor de repentezh突然施加arفرض فجائي

   Synonyms: chargeimposeinflictlevyput onslap on

• clapped on past participle
• clapped on past simple
• clapping on present participle
• claps on third person singular

Base verb: clap