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Meanings of slapping in English
Usage of slapping in English
1
In return, global powers would refrain from slapping new sanctions on Tehran.
2
But Facebook's not just slapping a different name on an existing product.
3
The science is right: slapping on a smile won't make you happy.
4
Soon they hear the dim rhythmic slapping of rubber boots on stone.
5
I saw John McCain slapping backs, but he seemed very far away.
6
I heard her coming down the stairs, her flip-flops slapping against stone.
7
I recover from the back-slapping and straighten up: It's going well, Harry.
8
The Bishop took up the burden, slapping him cordially on the back.
9
And too good for him, too, she finishes, slapping her hands together.
10
Raegar sighed deeply; then, slapping his knees, he rose to his feet.
11
It was good jogging downhill with Warren, their feet slapping the sidewalk.
12
Regulators responded by slapping curbs on the firm's lucrative healthcare advertising business.
13
The park was made by simply slapping down a layer of topsoil.
14
She could hear the lake slapping against the rocks along the shore.
15
The Camp burst into shouts of approval and congratulations, and thigh-slapping applause.
16
I'm not sorry for slapping her, he told the publication on Thursday.
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Slapping through the time
Slapping across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common