英语释义

• a demonstration of approval by clapping the hands together

片语

acclamation欢呼，喝彩；鼓掌欢呼表示通过

Give applause给人掌声

Applause Sounds掌声响起

cheer欢呼，加油；安慰，鼓舞；（使）高兴起来

unanimous applause全场鼓掌

prolonged applause掌声不绝

enthusiastic applause热烈的掌声

APPLAUSE RECORDSApplause Records was a short-lived record label featuring popular standards performers, nearly all of them vocalist It was founded in Beverly Hills, California in 1981 by record company executive and music publisher Arthur Mogull.

Applause Machine当掌声响起来

Applause resounded掌声响起来

Applause Award全球最佳主题公园

英汉例句

• perhaps even for spelling out ideas and plans that will warrant one genuine and credible bout of 「stormy, prolonged applause – all rise – and shouts.」 at the end of the speech.

  或许，他的理念和计划真的会引起「暴风雨般长时间的掌声，全体起立，高呼口号」，这是真实可信的，但要在演讲结束之后。

• and then people rose and cheered. there was an extraordinary outburst of applause from every corner of the auditorium.

  接着，人们从座位上站起并欢呼起来，从观众席的每一个角落都爆发出热烈的掌声。

• 「my parents sought nothing less and died for nothing less than democracy, peace and prosperity,」 said mr aquino in an inauguration speech frequently punctuated by cheers and applause from the crowd.

  就像阿基诺三世在总被人群的掌声、欢呼打断的就职演说中说的：「我的父母无惧死亡，毕生追求的只有民主，和平和繁荣」。

• although both governments deserve applause for the maturity of their reactions, both should be urged to go further.

  尽管理应为两国政府的成熟反应而鼓掌，但还应力促双方更进一步。

• applause and praise, of course.

  当然是掌声和赞美。

• suddenly, a round of applause attracts their attention.

  突然，一阵掌声吸引了他们的注意力。

• the applause burst from the crowd.

  人群中爆发出掌声。

• the highly anticipated speech was greeted with rousing applause from delegates who have expressed strong support for her, despite questions about her abilities and qualifications.

  尽管有人质疑她的能力和资历，但是她这次广受瞩目的演说受到与会代表的热烈掌声，表达他们的支持。

• in addition to letting members of congress know now, he could reiterate the request for minimal applause at the beginning of the speech.

  除了让国会成员们立刻知道这一点之外，他还可以在演讲开始时反复请求听众们尽量少鼓掌。

• there was always a good round of applause every time she sings.

  她每次演唱的时候，都会有一阵特别热烈的掌声。

• when debuting in japan, applause was sold for 10 times the price of normal roses.

  「喝彩」最初在日本上市的时候，售价是普通玫瑰价格的10倍。

• but when the applause dies, the stirred and the stirring return to their homes and lie in their beds for still one more night with no progress in view.

  但是当喝彩停逝，被鼓动者和鼓动者都只是各自归家，不带着任何对进步的展望，躺在自己的床上再次渡过平凡的一夜。

• then the applause would become deafening.

  那时的掌声将变得震耳欲聋。

相似词

clapping鼓掌；击掌；轻拍某人的背（或肩）；急速放置（clap 的现在分词）

ovation热烈欢迎；大喝采

cheering欢呼；喝彩

standing长期存在的；（跳高或赛跑起跑时）未经助跑的；站着的；（水）不流动的；（玉米）尚未收割的；（金属字）排好后保留的；长期有效的；（由法律或习俗）建立的；不能移动的

hurrah欢呼；为…喝采

salvo齐鸣

eclat大成功；喝彩；辉煌的成就

cheers（用于祝酒）干杯；再见，再会；谢谢

kudos荣誉；名望；称赞

praise赞扬，称赞；（对上帝的）颂扬；崇拜

encomium赞美，称赞；赞辞

acclamation欢呼，喝彩；鼓掌欢呼表示通过

accolade荣誉；荣誉称号授予仪式；连谱号；称赞

laudation赞美；颂词；称赞

approbation认可；赞许；批準

panegyric颂词，赞颂

glorification赞颂

acclaim称赞；欢呼，喝彩

celebration庆典，庆祝会；庆祝；颂扬

tribute礼物；[税收] 贡物；颂词；（尤指对死者的）致敬，悼念，吊唁礼物

commendation推荐；赞扬；奖状

eulogy悼词；颂词；颂扬；赞词

exaltation得意洋洋，欣喜；提拔；举起

eulogium颂文；赞颂

approval批準；认可；赞成