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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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I. slap <Part pres slapping; pass, Part perf slapped> [americ slæp, Brit slap] VERBO trans

1.1. slap (hit):

to slap sb (on face)
to slap sb (on face)
pegarle or darle una cachetada a alguien lat-amer
to slap sb (on face)
abofetear a alguien
to slap sb (on face)
cachetear a alguien lat-amer
to slap sb (on arm, leg)
to slap sb on the back

1.2. slap ball:

slap

2.1. slap (put with force):

slap

2.2. slap (put, apply carelessly):

2.3. slap (impose) coloq:

to slap sth on sb/sth they slapped another 5% on the price
to slap sb with sth americ we've been slapped with a large fine

II. slap <Part pres slapping; pass, Part perf slapped> [americ slæp, Brit slap] VERBO intr

slap

III. slap [americ slæp, Brit slap] SUBST

slap (on face)
slap (on face)
cachetada f lat-amer
slap (on back, leg)
to give sb a slap
to give sb a slap
darle una cachetada a alguien lat-amer
to get a slap
to get a slap
a slap on the wrist
a slap on the wrist

IV. slap [americ slæp, Brit slap] ADV coloq

slap-up [americ ˈslæp ˌəp, Brit] ADJ Brit coloq

a slap-up meal
a slap-up meal

slap-bang [ˈslapbaŋ] ADV coloq

1. slap-bang (directly):

slap-bang

2. slap-bang (violently):

slap down VERBO [americ slæp -, Brit slap -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) coloq

slap down
espanhol
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inglês
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slap
slap
slap
slap
I'll slap you
to slap
to slap

no Dicionário PONS

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I. slap [slæp] -pp- SUBST

slap
a slap in the face
a slap in the face
una biaba Arg, Urug
a slap in the face
un bife Arg, Urug
a slap in the face fig

Expressões:

slap and tickle Brit coloq

II. slap [slæp] -pp- VERBO trans

1. slap (hit):

slap
slap
guantear lat-amer

2. slap (put):

III. slap [slæp] -pp- ADV coloq

slap
slap
to drive slap into sth
Entrada OpenDict

slap VERBO

slap (put carelessly or brusquely) trans
slap (put carelessly or brusquely) trans

slap down VERBO trans

1. slap down (put down with slap):

slap down

2. slap down (silence rudely):

slap down

slap-up [ˈslæpʌp] ADJ Brit, Aus coloq

a slap-up meal

slap-bang [ˌslæpˈbæŋ] ADV Brit coloq

slap-bang
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
slap
slap
to slap sb
slap
to slap sb
to slap
slap
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I. slap [slæp] SUBST

slap
a slap in the face
a slap in the face
una biaba Arg, Urug
a slap in the face
un bife Arg, Urug
a slap in the face fig

II. slap <-pp-> [slæp] VERBO trans

1. slap (hit):

slap
slap
guantear lat-amer

2. slap (put):

3. slap JUR coloq:

to slap sb with a lawsuit

III. slap [slæp] ADV coloq

slap
slap
to drive slap into sth

slap down VERBO trans

1. slap down (put down with slap):

slap down

2. slap down (silence rudely):

slap down
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
slap
to slap sb
slap
to slap
to slap
to slap (around)
to slap sb
slap
slap
Present
Islap
youslap
he/she/itslaps
weslap
youslap
theyslap
Past
Islapped
youslapped
he/she/itslapped
weslapped
youslapped
theyslapped
Present Perfect
Ihaveslapped
youhaveslapped
he/she/ithasslapped
wehaveslapped
youhaveslapped
theyhaveslapped
Past Perfect
Ihadslapped
youhadslapped
he/she/ithadslapped
wehadslapped
youhadslapped
theyhadslapped

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a slap in the face
una biaba Arg, Urug
a slap in the face
un bife Arg, Urug
a slap in the face fig

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The three-course lunch or five-course dinner comes in at recession-busting prices, so a slap-up festive feed not necessarily hit the pocket.
www.barryanddistrictnews.co.uk
When it was minted 350 years ago, there wouldn't have been much change from a slap-up meal and a few of pints of ale.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Let's celebrate with a slap-up meal.
now-here-this.timeout.com
He would then have a slap-up dinner, with champagne, wine and brandy.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Amongst hens, enjoying a foodie treat -- be it a retro tea party or a slap-up meal -- has been a trend for some time.
www.independent.co.uk