clap (something) together

To slap or smack two things together, typically resulting in a clapping noise. Please clap your shoes together outside to get the dirt out of them. He clapped his hands together to the music of the band.

clap something together

to slap two things, usually hands, together so that they make a noise. The boys clapped their hands together whenever a goal was scored. One of the orchestra members clapped two blocks of wood together periodically, making a very loud noise.

词组	clap (something) together
释义	clap (something) together clap (something) together To slap or smack two things together, typically resulting in a clapping noise. Please clap your shoes together outside to get the dirt out of them. He clapped his hands together to the music of the band. See also: clap, together Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. clap something together to slap two things, usually hands, together so that they make a noise. The boys clapped their hands together whenever a goal was scored. One of the orchestra members clapped two blocks of wood together periodically, making a very loud noise. See also: clap, together McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: clap together keep together we should get together (sometime) Let's get together let's get together (sometime) hang together go together huddle together live in each other's pockets be/live in each other's pockets
随便看	stretch out to (someone, something, or some place) stretch the rules stretch the truth stretch your arm no further than your sleeve (will reach) stretch your arm no further than your sleeve will reach stretch your legs strew strew on strew over strew (someone or something) with (something) strew (something) (all) over (someone or something) strew (something) on (something) strew with stricken stricken in years strict strictly strictly business strictly for the birds (strictly) from hunger strictly from hunger strictly speaking stride stride for stride take the slack up