Meaning of German verb anklatschen

German verb meaning anklatschen (slap, clap): unachtsam anbringen with definitions, descriptions, explanations, synonyms and grammatical information in the explanatory dictionary.

verb · haben · regular · transitive · separable · <also: passive>

an·klatschen

Meanings

a.unachtsam anbringen
z.No meaning defined yet.

Summary
a. verb · haben · regular · separable
z. verb · haben · regular · transitive · separable · <also: passive>

Translations

English slap, clap, slick down
Russian налепить, налеплять, небрежно прикрепить, прилепить, прилеплять
Spanish pegar con descuido
French applaudir, frapper
Turkish dikkatsizce yapmak
Portuguese aplaudir, bater palmas
Italian appiccicare malamente, applaudire, battere le mani
Romanian aplauda
Hungarian tapsolás
Polish nieuważnie przymocować
Greek αδιάφορα
Dutch klappen, klatsen
Czech neopatrně přiložit
Swedish slarvigt
Danish uforsigtigt anbringe
Japanese 不注意に置く
Catalan enganxar de manera descuidada
Finnish huolimattomasti
Norwegian uforsiktig
Basque itsatsi
Serbian nepažljivo
Macedonian непристојно
Slovenian nepremišljeno pritrditi
Slowakisch nepozorne pridať
Bosnian nepažljivo
Croatian nepažljivo postaviti
Ukrainian недбало прикріпити
Bulgarian небрежно
Belorussian недбаласць
Indonesian menempelkan ceroboh
Vietnamese dán vội vàng
Uzbek e'tiborsiz yopishtirmoq
Hindi बेतरतीब लगाना
Chinese 随便粘上
Thai ติดอย่างไม่ระมัดระวัง
Korean 대충 붙이다
Azerbaijani diqqətsiz yapışdırmaq
Georgian უყურადღებოდ დამაგრება
Bengali লাপরवाहीভাবে লাগান
Albanian ngjit pa kujdes
Marathi लापरवाहीने लावणे
Nepali लापरवाहीले लगाउन
Telugu లాపరాహితంగా చేర్పించు
Latvian neuzmanīgi piestiprināt
Tamil கவனிக்காமல் ஒட்டவும்
Estonian hoolimatult kinnitada
Armenian անուշադրաբար կցել
Kurdish bêhêvî girêdan
Hebrewלהכות، לתפוס
Arabicصفعة
Persianبی‌توجهی
Urduغفلت سے لگانا
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Synonyms

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Usages

acc.

passive possible


Prepositions Usages

Conjugation

klatscht an · klatschte an · hat angeklatscht

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