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1 taper
tapev1) schlagen, hauen, klapsenC'est à se taper la tête contre les murs. — Das ist zum an den Wänden hochgehen.
2) ( claquer) klappern3)taper de l'argent à qn (fam) — jdn anpumpen
4)taper sur qn (fig) — hauen, schlagen
5)se taper — machen, schaffen, aushalsen, sich gönnen
6)s'en taper (fam) — keine Notiz von etw nehmen, ignorieren
Il s'en tape. — Ihm ist es total egal. Er schert sich keinen Deut darum. (fam)
tapertaper [tape] <1>1 (donner des coups) klopfen; Beispiel: taper à la porte an die Tür klopfen; Beispiel: taper sur quelqu'un jdn schlagen2 (frapper) Beispiel: taper de la main sur la table mit der Hand auf den Tisch schlagen; Beispiel: taper dans le ballon gegen den Ball treten; Beispiel: taper des mains in die Hände klatschen3 (dactylographier) tippen1 (battre) klopfen tapis; Beispiel: taper quelqu'un/un animal jdn/ein Tier schlagen; (amicalement) jemandem/einem Tier einen Klaps geben5 (dactylographier) tippen
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