RAP


Meaning of RAP in English

v. 1 knock, strike, tap, hit The policeman rapped smartly at the door with his truncheon 2 criticize, rebuke, scold, reprimand, rap over the knuckles, Colloq knock, Brit tick off We were severely rapped for dropping litter on the pavement 3 converse, talk, chat, gossip, Colloq gab, Slang chew the fat or the rag That guy was so fascinating - we could rap with him for hours

n. 4 knock, tap, hit, blow, crack, stroke, cuff, whack, thwack, punch, Colloq belt, clout, Slang sock, slug, biff The punishment for failing to complete the assignment was a severe rap on the knuckles 5 conversation, discussion, chat, confabulation, talk, dialogue, discourse, colloquy, Colloq confab, Slang chiefly US and Canadian bull session, rap session We used to get together for a nice long rap now and then 6 responsibility, blame; punishment, sentence; charge, accusation, indictment Why should he have to take the rap for something you did? The witness failed to show up, so Baxter beat the rap

Oxford thesaurus English vocab.      Английский словарь Оксфорд тезаурус.