英语词组rap是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

rap

Theme: CHATTER

in. to talk or chat about something.

Something wrong? Let's rap about it.The kids sat down and rapped for an hour or so.

n. a conversation; a chat.

How about a rap?Let's have a rap sometime.

Theme: POLICE

n. a criminal charge; the blame for something. (Underworld.)

I won't take the rap for something you did.The cops tried to make the rap stick, but they didn't have enough evidence.

Theme: SEDUCTION

n. sweet talk; seductive talk; line.

I like your rap, but that's all I like about you.Don't lay that rap on me! You're not my type.

rap

1. noun

a criminal charge US, 1903.

blame or responsibility US, 1927.

a prison sentence US, 1927.

a clever line of improvised chat, speech or conversation. Black coinage, adopted and popularised by hippies US, 1967.

a popular music genre in which a rhythmic lyric is spoken over a musical background US, 2002.

a meandering, unstructured group discussion US, 1967.

the way in which a person expresses himself or herself US, 1975.

a very small amount US, 1973.► ride the rapto serve a prison sentence without losing control, hope or sanity US, 1991

2. verb

to talk without an agenda, aimlessly but honestly. Found before the 1960s, but truly a word of the 60s US, 1929.

to criticise someone US, 1957.

to accuse someone falsely or to seek a more serious sentence for someone than their crime deserves US, 1965.

to perform semi-spoken lyrics over a musical background US, 1979

idiomrapget a bum rap AmEAmEslang to be punished too severely for something, or to be unfairly criticized for something:Cranston's got a bum rap in the savings and loan scandal. He made mistakes, but so did other people.Wallberg thinks the band gets a bum rap. "They work hard and always have," he said.be given a rap on/over/across the knuckles(also have/get your knuckles rapped)to be criticized for something that you have done wrong ◆ often used in newspapers, on television news etc:At the party conference the Government was given a rap on the knuckles for its failure to carry out the promised reforms.I had my knuckles rapped by the left-wing press for ignoring workers' rights.Irvine believes the fines that the newspaper will have to pay are too high: "They need a rap across the knuckles, but whipping them is not necessary."take the rap (for)to be blamed or punished for a mistake or crime, especially for something that you did not do:Actually I prefer driving to navigating - I hate taking the rap for getting lost.We can prove that Greenburger was set up to take the rap for the murder of Radin.

rap

1. in. to talk or chat about something. Something wrong? Let’s rap about it.

2. n. a conversation; a chat. Let’s have a rap sometime.

3. n. sweet talk; seductive talk; line. Don’t lay that rap on me! You’re not my type.

4. n. a criminal charge; the blame for something. (Underworld.) The cops tried to make the rap stick, but they didn’t have enough evidence.

See:

a bad rap
bad rap
beat the rap
bum rap
bum-rap
don't give/care a rap for
gangsta rap
get (one's) knuckles rapped
get knuckles rapped
not give a damn
not give a rap about (someone or something)
rap
rap (one) on the knuckles
rap (one) over the knuckles
rap (one's) knuckles
rap across the knuckles
rap at
rap at (someone or something)
rap on the knuckles
rap out
rap over the knuckles
rap session
rap sheet
rap somebody over the knuckles
rap someone on the knuckles
rap someone's knuckles
rap with
rap with (one)
take the rap
take the rap (for someone or something)
take the rap for something

词组	rap
释义	rap Theme: CHATTER 1. in. to talk or chat about something. Something wrong? Let's rap about it.The kids sat down and rapped for an hour or so. 2. n. a conversation; a chat. How about a rap?Let's have a rap sometime. Theme: POLICE n. a criminal charge; the blame for something. (Underworld.) I won't take the rap for something you did.The cops tried to make the rap stick, but they didn't have enough evidence. Theme: SEDUCTION n. sweet talk; seductive talk; line. I like your rap, but that's all I like about you.Don't lay that rap on me! You're not my type. rap 1. noun 1 a criminal charge US, 1903. 2 blame or responsibility US, 1927. 3 a prison sentence US, 1927. 4 a clever line of improvised chat, speech or conversation. Black coinage, adopted and popularised by hippies US, 1967. 5 a popular music genre in which a rhythmic lyric is spoken over a musical background US, 2002. 6 a meandering, unstructured group discussion US, 1967. 7 the way in which a person expresses himself or herself US, 1975. 8 a very small amount US, 1973.► ride the rapto serve a prison sentence without losing control, hope or sanity US, 1991 2. verb 1 to talk without an agenda, aimlessly but honestly. Found before the 1960s, but truly a word of the 60s US, 1929. 2 to criticise someone US, 1957. 3 to accuse someone falsely or to seek a more serious sentence for someone than their crime deserves US, 1965. 4 to perform semi-spoken lyrics over a musical background US, 1979 idiomrapget a bum rap AmEAmEslang to be punished too severely for something, or to be unfairly criticized for something:Cranston's got a bum rap in the savings and loan scandal. He made mistakes, but so did other people.Wallberg thinks the band gets a bum rap. "They work hard and always have," he said.be given a rap on/over/across the knuckles(also have/get your knuckles rapped)to be criticized for something that you have done wrong ◆ often used in newspapers, on television news etc:At the party conference the Government was given a rap on the knuckles for its failure to carry out the promised reforms.I had my knuckles rapped by the left-wing press for ignoring workers' rights.Irvine believes the fines that the newspaper will have to pay are too high: "They need a rap across the knuckles, but whipping them is not necessary."take the rap (for)to be blamed or punished for a mistake or crime, especially for something that you did not do:Actually I prefer driving to navigating - I hate taking the rap for getting lost.We can prove that Greenburger was set up to take the rap for the murder of Radin. phraserap[rapped, rapped, rapping] rap out rap out sth • *rap sth* out** if you rap out an order or question, you say it quickly, suddenly, and in a way that sound angry: The ambassador rapped out an order and four servants hurried across the room. " What's your name? " he rapped out suddenly. "O'Brien, sir."■ SIMILAR TO: bark out rap 1. in. to talk or chat about something. Something wrong? Let’s rap about it. 2. n. a conversation; a chat. Let’s have a rap sometime. 3. n. sweet talk; seductive talk; line. Don’t lay that rap on me! You’re not my type. 4. n. a criminal charge; the blame for something. (Underworld.) The cops tried to make the rap stick, but they didn’t have enough evidence. See: a bad rap bad rap beat the rap bum rap bum-rap don't give/care a rap for gangsta rap get (one's) knuckles rapped get knuckles rapped not give a damn not give a rap about (someone or something) rap rap (one) on the knuckles rap (one) over the knuckles rap (one's) knuckles rap across the knuckles rap at rap at (someone or something) rap on the knuckles rap out rap over the knuckles rap session rap sheet rap somebody over the knuckles rap someone on the knuckles rap someone's knuckles rap with rap with (one) take the rap take the rap (for someone or something) take the rap for something
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