rap

rap
ræp 1. noun
(a quick, brief knock or tap: He heard a rap on the door.) slag, rapp
2. verb
(to hit or knock quickly and briefly: The teacher rapped the child's fingers with a ruler; He rapped on the table and called for silence.) slå, banke
smekk
I
subst. \/ræp\/
1) rapp, slag, smekk
• give somebody a rap on\/over the knuckles
gi noen et rapp over fingrene
2) banking, knakking
• there was a rap on the door
det banket på døren
3) (slang) skyld, kritikk, straff
4) (spesielt amer., slang) anklage, fengselsstraff
• the guy is facing a murder rap
fyren står overfor en mordanklage
• he could get a thirty-year rap
han kan få (en fengselsstraff på) 30 år
beat the rap rømme fra fengsel
not care\/give a rap (hverdagslig) være likegyldig
• I don't care a rap
det er meg revnende likegyldig
it doesn't matter a rap (hverdagslig) det spiller ingen som helst rolle
not worth a rap (hverdagslig) ikke verdt et rødt øre
rap sheet strafferegister
take a rap (hverdagslig) få seg en smekk
take the rap (hverdagslig) få skylden, ta støyten
II
subst. \/ræp\/ eller rap music
rap (musikk)
III
verb \/ræp\/
1) banke, knakke, slå, smekke
• he gave me a rap over the knuckles
han smekket meg over fingrene
• there was a sudden rap at\/on the door
det banket plutselig på døren
2) (hverdagslig) gi en skrape, gi skarp kritikk
3) (spesielt amer., slang) snakke, bable
rap out utstøte, slynge ut
• the minister kept rapping out oaths
predikanten slynget ut eder i ett sett
(spiritisme) meddele ved banking
• she thought her great-grandfather would rap out a message
hun mente at oldefaren ville meddele noe ved banking
IV
verb \/ræp\/
(musikk) rappe

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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