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单词 clamor
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clamor
verb[I]
US(UKclamour)
us
/ˈklæm.ɚ/uk
/ˈklæm.ər/
to make aloudcomplaintordemand:
Thechildrenwere all clamoringforattention.
[+ to infinitive]She clamorstogohomeassoonas she gets toschool.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Shouting & screaming
  • barracking
  • bawl
  • bellow
  • burst
  • burst out
  • call (something) out
  • clamour
  • cry
  • cry out
  • ejaculate
  • givesomeonea shoutidiom
  • holler
  • howl
  • lung
  • shout
  • shouty
  • squawk
  • the hairdryer treatment
  • thunder
  • whoop
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clamor
noun[SorU]
US(UKclamour)
us
/ˈklæm.ɚ/uk
/ˈklæm.ər/
aloudcomplaintabout something or ademandfor something:
After thebombing, there wasapublicclamorforvengeance.
formal
loudnoise,especiallymade by people'svoices:
the clamorofthecity
a clamorofvoices
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Complaining
  • be/go on atsomeoneidiom
  • bellyaching
  • bewail
  • brouhaha
  • bugger, sod, etc. this for a lark!idiom
  • complain
  • complaining
  • create/kick up/raise a stinkidiom
  • gnashing of teethidiom
  • grouch
  • make noisesidiom
  • mutter
  • nark
  • raise a rumpusidiom
  • rumpus
  • squawk
  • start on atsomeone
  • vituperation
  • whinging
  • whiny
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Noise & noisy
(Definition ofclamorfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

clamor| American Dictionary

clamor
verb[I]
(CdnBrclamour)
us
/ˈklæm·ər/
to make aloudcomplaintordemand:
Theaudienceclamored for anencore.
clamor
noun[U]
(CdnBrclamour)
us
/ˈklæm·ər/
aloudcomplaintordemand:
The clamor forfreedominrecentyearshas beenstrong.
Clamor is alsoloudnoise,esp. made by people’svoices:
The clamor oftheirvoicesrose.
(Definition ofclamorfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofclamor

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The deafeningclamorthat greets the teacher is only a prelude of what will follow.
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Theclamorof the witch hunt rose up from the people a good deal louder than it came down from the pulpits.
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More nominees means more needy candidates clamoring for strong candidates' excess votes.
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Parentsclamorfor them and schools which have them recruit students faster.
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The societalclamorfor zero risk may be a more important determinant for the level of the premium than the objective risk.
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The central square was hardly able to contain all the boutiques, commercial houses and sellers that clamored for space.
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Claiming they were being ' ruined ' by the theft, the settlers clamored for greater police presence and control of thefts.
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As a result of this successful development and increased affluence, there was aclamorfor more political space, participatory government, open government, and a step back from an over-regulated society.
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This conjecture is perfectly consistent with the record of members clamoring for new routes while mutely receiving the department's proposed regulation to exchange postmasters for routes.
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In the face of impatient patrons clamoring for his works, he sometimes crafted paintings whose subject matters were metaphors of the careful, painstaking process of painting itself.
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The realm of the aesthetic offers class superiority and cultural detachment, but its immersion in sensory experience also leads to the confusion andclamorof the communal.
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Armed with such an understanding, policy officials will be better prepared to resolve the competitiveclamorof stakeholder voices, and to make the most "equitable" use of the available resources.
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Yet theclamorrattles on unabated.
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While all around them they see others clamoring for and obtaining increases in pay, they are expected, seemingly, to produce at a loss.
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Hansard archive
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Her wardrobe cost $1,000,000 and women around the world clamored for copies of her hats, gowns, and jewelry.
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