slap in Swahili
slap in Swahili is kibare — slap means a quick blow with the open hand.
slap in Swahili
kibare
The sound of such a blow.
What does "slap" mean?
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noun A quick blow with the open hand.
"She gave him a slap across the face for the insult."
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verb To hit someone or something with an open hand.
"He slapped the mosquito on his arm."
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verb To put something down carelessly or quickly.
"He slapped a coat of paint on the fence without prepping it."
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verb To impose a penalty or charge on someone.
"The city slapped a heavy fine on the company for the spill."
slap in a sentence
- She gave him a slap across the face for the insult.
- He slapped the mosquito on his arm.
- She slapped him for the remark and walked out.
- He slapped a coat of paint on the fence without prepping it.
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "slap" in Swahili?
"slap" in Swahili is kibare. slap means: A quick blow with the open hand.
How do you use "slap" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave him a slap across the face for the insult." In Swahili, "slap" is kibare.
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