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A gesture of celebration or victory in which two people slap the palms of their hands together at shoulder height or higher.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
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A game which uses a technique providing a user with an emotional reward after they complete a minor task or achievement.
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Usage: countable, uncountable
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The game of cinch.
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Usage: uncountable
Topics: card-games, games
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To slap high fives.
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Usage: transitive
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From high + five. The five refers to the five fingers of each hand.
Across languages
Translations
54 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
تَخْمِيسَة
(taḵmīsa)
— gesture
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Arabic:
كَفَّك
(kaffak)
— gesture
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Chinese Mandarin:
举手击掌
— gesture
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Esperanto:
alt-frapo
— gesture
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Esperanto:
alt-kvino
— gesture
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Finnish:
yläviitonen
— gesture
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Finnish:
yläfemma
— gesture
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Finnish:
ylävitonen
— gesture
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Galician:
choca as cinco
— gesture
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Hebrew:
כִּיף
(kif)
— gesture
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Hungarian:
pacsi
— gesture
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Hungarian:
ötös
— gesture
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Icelandic:
gef mér fimm
— gesture
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Indonesian:
tos
— gesture
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Italian:
batti cinque
— gesture
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Japanese:
ハイタッチ
(hai tatchi)
— gesture
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Kapampangan:
apir
— gesture
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Kapampangan:
apir-apir
— gesture
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Korean:
하이파이브
(haipaibeu)
— gesture
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Macedonian:
да пукне
(da pukne)
— gesture
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Malay:
sep
— gesture
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Polish:
piątka
— gesture
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Portuguese:
toca aqui
— gesture
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Spanish:
choque de los cinco / de palmas / de manos
— gesture
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Swedish:
high five
— gesture
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Tagalog:
apir
— gesture
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Turkish:
beşlik
— gesture
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Urdu:
دے تالی
(de tālī)
— gesture
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Welsh:
pawen lawen
— gesture
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Esperanto:
doni alt-frapo
— to slap high five
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Esperanto:
doni alt-kvino
— to slap high five
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Finnish:
tehdä yläviitonen
— to slap high five
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French:
en taper cinq
— to slap high five
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French:
toper
— to slap high five
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Hungarian:
pacsizik
— to slap high five
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Italian:
dare il cinque
— to slap high five
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Italian:
battere il cinque
— to slap high five
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Kapampangan:
apir
— to slap high five
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Kapampangan:
apir-apir
— to slap high five
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Macedonian:
да пу́кне
(da púkne)
— to slap high five
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Malay:
sep
— to slap high five
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Polish:
przybijać piątkę
— to slap high five
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Polish:
przybić piątkę
— to slap high five
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Russian:
дать пять
(datʹ pjatʹ)
— to slap high five
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Somali:
ku dhac
— to slap high five
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Somali:
ku dac
— to slap high five
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Spanish:
chocar los cinco
— to slap high five
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Spanish:
chocar las palmas / las manos
— to slap high five
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Spanish:
chocarlas
— to slap high five
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Spanish:
chocársela
— to slap high five
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Swedish:
highfivea
— to slap high five
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Tagalog:
apir
— to slap high five
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Turkish:
beşlik çakmak
— to slap high five
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Urdu:
دے تالی
(de tālī)
— to slap high five
