Usage examples of "se frapper" in French with translation to German

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Il fut pris d'un accès de panique et commença à frapper contre le mur avec les poings. Ein Anflug von Panik packte ihn und er begann, mit den Fäusten gegen die Wand zu schlagen.
J'ai vraiment besoin de frapper quelqu'un. Ich habe wirklich das Bedürfnis, jemanden zu schlagen.
J'ai entendu quelqu'un frapper. Ich habe jemanden klopfen hören.
Veuillez frapper avant d'entrer. Klopfen Sie bitte vor dem Eintreten.
Elle leva le poing, comme si elle voulait me frapper. Sie hob die Faust, als ob sie mich schlagen wollte.
C'était cruel de sa part de frapper son chien. Es war grausam von ihm, seinen Hund zu schlagen.
Je vais bientôt te frapper les oreilles avec la cuillère en bois, espèce de singe. Ich schlage dich gleich mit dem Kochlöffel um die Ohren, du Affe.
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