Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Clap"

A: “C” does make an “s” sound in certain situations, but not this one. I’m hearing “clap” in the audio

A:
clap back means you answer the people who say negative things
Trollgate refers to the “online harassment faced by women in the gaming industry. “

A: A “clap back” is usually a response towards someone who said something mean/insulting. Usually the clap back can be funny, sometimes it just provides a response.

Person A: “You’re really ugly”
Person B: “At least my boyfriend doesn’t need to cheat on me”
That’s an example of a basic clap back.

A: Хлопни в ладоши чтобы получить бекон. Шутка такая, интерпретация картинки.

A: パチパチ 👏🏻 clap hands.

A: I will clap for her amazing performance.

We won't clap until the concert is over.

Alice didn't clap for Bob's speech.

A: “please clap for Clara,” he said.

A: Clap and applaud can be synonyms: The audience claps/applauds when the show is finished. Applaud implies that the clapping is in appreciation for a good performance. Clap can also be, for example, clapping your hands to keep the beat along with music.

A: @xxMIKOxx They are very similar. Clap is usually when you put your hands together. Slap can be smacking anything. So clapping is a the act of both hands slapping each other. But it is just called clapping.

“Everyone clap your hands together.” (It would be unnatural to say slap in this sentence.)

“She slapped him across the face.”
(It would be unnatural to say clap in this sentence.)

In short: clap is both hands together. Slap is one hand on any object or person.

A: “Holy shit” is a swear and is considered a very bad word
“Holy crap” is not as bad even though they both mean the same thing.

A: well is because both of them I have them in my verb list

A: Holy Crap is an exclamation like Oh my god!

A: There is a word for the action of clapping slowly without making a sound, and it's called "pantomiming."

Pantomiming is the act of using gestures and body movements to convey a message or action without using words or sound. So, you could say "If we pantomime clapping, there is no sound."

A: To sound like a fluent say " Im happy for everyone thats succeeding in life ".
The word succeeding means at the moment and succeeded means it is in the past it already happened.
Hope that helped.

A: what can you do?

A: clap your hands

A: much better I would just add “most Japanese people clap their hands to the beat like this” great job!

A: If you clapped for every small thing in life, your hands would get worn out.

Feel like this is a bit more accurate to something you would hear. :)

A: Just add a comma after fired. You can also say "If he gets fired, I'll clap/clap my hands and congratulate him on a job well done."

A: Let's clap our hands..