Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Slap"

A: this means "somebody is given 4 charges" or "somebody received 4 charges." in this sentence, slapped is used kind of sensationally/emotionally to emphasize the situation.

A: A very good or a very luxurious meal.

A: when you film yourself slapping a person..

A: Chcę dać Ci w pysk/chlapnąć Cię

A: It is a term used to describe one's mood when sleep deprived or tired. Signs of being 'slap happy' include inane rambling, strange remarks, odd random behavior, uncontrollable laughter at one's own jokes.

A: Even if a person make you angry, slapping will not be tolerated.

A: "I'm about to slap a fool."
"Let's slap some fools."

I'm rather concerned. Why are you trying to slap some fools? 🤣

A: Significa un rimprovero leggero, senza importanza

A: "Slapped" means to hit across something.

"She slapped his face with an open hand."
"She slapped a new sticker over the old one."
"The villain had slapped him with force."

A: He is too conceited. He needs a slap on the wrist.
A slap on the wrist is enough to make him behave.

A: they are kind of the same, but it is about context.

The actions are the same. It is to hit something. You usually slap a person but whack an object.

The best way I can explain it for usage is similar to いる and ある. I’d use whack for inanimate objects and slap for animate/living things.

A: There isn’t really a difference, except for spank, which is always used when hitting someone on the rear, most commonly referred to for giving punishment, or just being naughty. ;) Slap and smack are the same and can be used for anything. Slap is probably most common for hitting the face, for example, if someone says “I slapped him” they most likely got hit in the face. Saying “I smacked him” isn’t as specific and could be anywhere. But anyways, the difference between them is so small, it doesn’t matter which one you use.

A: To SLAP simply means to hit someone with an open hand, пощечина. To SLAM has two meanings (1) to pick something or someone up and throw them to the ground with a lot of force -or- (2) to grab someone or something with both hands and throw them against a vertical object like a wall with a lot of force. Note that we most often use SLAM in the phrase "slam the door" - to throw the door closed with a lot of force.

A: Slap is when you hit someone or something with aggression. Usually when you are mad or upset.

Spanking is usually when a mother or father will hit their child (usually on the bottom) because they have been naughty. It can also be sexual (someone will hit another person for sexual pleasure if they want it.)

A: There is no difference, they both mean the same thing :)

A: 약간 “헐 이거 너무 대단하다” 느낌이에요 ㅎㅎ
ex) this song slaps

A: Very similar meaning

A: ek tang thappad.
ek jhoordaar thappad

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A: It means "put a flag on it", but implies you're doing it without much thought or care.

A: A slap is a blow to the face with an open hand.
- His friend slapped him in the face.

A smack is a sharp blow with the hand or any flat object.
- His cousin smacked him in the back of the head.

Smack commonly has a slang connotation. When you tell a story to a friend, saying that you "smacked" something expresses stronger emotion. ("He made me so mad, I smacked him." or "That woman didn't look as she backed up, and smacked right into my car.") Smack can be used in place of hit, bump into, or other means of contact, but slap is definitely an open-handed violent action.

They are generally used interchangeably.

A: ​​- Don't make me slap him.

このdon't make meは「もうちょっとでするよ」というような脅す表現。

- Don't let me slap him.

don't let meは、そのことすごくしたいけど、しちゃダメなので、私を止めてくださいという意味です。

A: It's a slap in the face to society to put someone in prison for money laundry for a sentence of 10 years to go and let him out after 5 years for a mere display of good behavior.

Only a few errors! Good job!!!

A: My girlfriend slapped me.