rap in Portuguese
rap in Portuguese is culpa — rap means a rhythmic style of music where lyrics are spoken quickly, usually over a beat.
rap in Portuguese
culpa
(slang, with definite article) The blame for something.
What does "rap" mean?
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noun A rhythmic style of music where lyrics are spoken quickly, usually over a beat.
"Rap often relies on clever rhymes and a strong, steady rhythm."
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noun A quick, sharp knock or blow.
"Two quick raps on the window told me my friend had arrived."
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verb To perform in the style of rap music.
"She likes to rap in the shower, though she never lets anyone hear."
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verb To hit something quickly and sharply.
"The teacher rapped the desk twice to quieten the noisy class."
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rap in a sentence
- Rap often relies on clever rhymes and a strong, steady rhythm.
- He's been writing rap lyrics since he was a teenager.
- Two quick raps on the window told me my friend had arrived.
- There was a rap at the door just after midnight.
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What is "rap" in Portuguese?
"rap" in Portuguese is culpa. rap means: A rhythmic style of music where lyrics are spoken quickly, usually over a beat.
How do you use "rap" in a sentence?
Example: "Rap often relies on clever rhymes and a strong, steady rhythm." In Portuguese, "rap" is culpa.
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