захло́пать

verbperfective (partner захло́пывать)rarely used (#8712)

1.
to start clapping, to begin to applaud, to break into applause
Зри́тели захло́пали, когда́ певе́ц вы́шел на сце́ну.
The audience started clapping when the singer came on stage.
Perfective, denoting the onset of the action.
2.
(rare) to clap down (a speaker), to drown out with applause
Ора́тора захло́пали, и он замолча́л.
The audience clapped the speaker down and he fell silent.
Transitive; of an audience preventing someone from going on speaking.

Examples

Том захло́пал в ладоши.
Tom clapped his hands.
Ребёнок, подивившийся фокусу, захлопал в ладоши.
The child, amazed by the magic trick, clapped his hands.
Молодая зрительница громко захлопала после спектакля.
The young female spectator applauded loudly after the performance.
Том ра́достно захло́пал в ладоши.
Tom clapped his hands happily.
Зрители внезапно захлопали после последней фразы.
The audience suddenly started clapping after the final line.
Ребёнок, обмиравший от восторга, захлопал в ладоши.
The child, overcome with delight, clapped his hands.
Расчувствовавшийся от песни зритель громко захлопал.
The audience member, overcome with emotion by the song, began applauding loudly.
Публика оглушительно захлопала после песни.
The audience applauded thunderously after the song.
Ахавшая от восторга девушка захлопала в ладоши.
The girl, gasping with delight, clapped her hands.

Imperative
ты	захло́пай
вы	захло́пайте

Active present	-
Active past	захло́павший	having clapped, who clapped, clapping
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	захло́пав захлопавши	while doing (past)

хлопpop; serf
noun
хло́патьto clap; to slam; to slap; to flap; to knock back (drinks)
verbimperfective
ухло́патьto kill
verbperfective
хло́пнутьto slam; to slap; to knock back (a drink)
verbperfective
захло́патьto start clapping; to clap down (a speaker)
verbperfective

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