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单词 applause
释义
applause
noun[U]
uk
/əˈplɔːz/us
/əˈplɑːz/
C1
thesoundofpeopleclappingtheirhandsrepeatedlyto showenjoymentorapprovalof something such as aperformanceorspeech:
掌声
Hisspeechmetwith(=received)loudapplause.他的讲话赢得热烈的掌声。
So let's have around ofapplause,please,for(=pleaseapplaud)a verytalentedyoungladywho is going tosingfor us.好，让我们热烈鼓掌，欢迎一位才华横溢的年轻女士为我们演唱。
More examples
  • So let'shearsome applause for thesetalentedyoungperformers.
  • She made herexitfrom thestagetorapturousapplause.
  • It was severalminutesbefore the applausedieddown.
  • There waspolite,mutedapplause when Ifinishedspeaking.
  • Theconcerthallresoundedwithcheersand applause.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Praising and applauding
  • acclaim
  • acclamation
  • accolade
  • adulate
  • adulation
  • cheer
  • dispatch
  • eulogize
  • eulogy
  • exalt
  • extol
  • felicitate
  • honour
  • panegyric
  • panegyrical
  • panegyrist
  • patsomeoneon the backidiom
  • plaudit
  • praise
  • rave
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(Definition ofapplausefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

applause| American Dictionary

applause
noun[U]
us
/əˈplɔz/
theactionorsoundmade by anumberofpeopleclappingtheirhandsrepeatedlyto showtheirenjoymentorapproval,esp. of aperformanceorspeech
(Definition ofapplausefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofapplause

applause
Were thisapplausedirected to the cast alone, then the report would be of interest primarily in the history of performance.
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Rare edits betray some analog sources, and a littleapplauseand coughing some live performances.
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As the final chords rang round the auditorium, the entire school rose in rapturousapplause; the tour had started well.
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Todayapplausecomes back at us roaring in all its mythic force, yet disconnected from anything whole.
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It is a ternary cavatine-type, free of leitmotifs and with anapplausepoint worked in at the conclusion.
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His speech was interrupted by cheers andapplause.
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The blank expressions of the faces of the musicians as they do so shows that they know where theapplauseis really directed.
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Their efforts are worthy ofapplauseand demand an appropriate reward, financial or otherwise.
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The racial sensitivity of this analysis also deservesapplause.
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At the end of the series, which took the better part of thirty minutes, there was appropriateapplause, and everyone began to leave.
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Recognition is somewhat humdrum, involving no specialapplauseor medals.
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Singers of talent needed support to resist what could bring them instantapplause.
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The response to this switch, as was expected, was longapplausefrom the audience.
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Because his speech was followed by vigorousapplause, we can infer that a large portion of those present agreed with him.
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What's worse than walking out is when the song ends and the snoozers are awoken byapplause.
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