Acclamations (en. Cheers)

/ak.la.ma.sjɔ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
noun
Applause or ovations expressing approval and encouragement.
The audience's acclamations echoed throughout the hall.
Les acclamations du public ont résonné dans toute la salle.
Noisy expression of admiration or support.
The supporters' acclamations motivated the team.
Les acclamations des supporters ont motivé l'équipe.
Expression of joy or approval often used during public events.
She received acclamations after her impactful speech.
Elle a reçu des acclamations après son discours percutant.

Etymology

From Latin 'acclamatio', meaning a cry of approval.

Common Phrases and Expressions

outdoor acclamations
Applause occurring outdoors, often during public events.
acclamations en plein air
to receive acclamations
To be applauded or praised by a crowd.
recevoir des acclamations
unanimous acclamations
Applause coming from all members of a group without exception.
acclamations unanimes

Related Words

applause
Sounds produced by hands hitting together, often in response to a performance.
applaudissements
ovation
Prolonged applause to show great appreciation.
ovation
credit
Recognition or praise for an achievement or accomplishment.
crédit

Slang Meanings

Shouting in support.
He received acclamations when he scored the goal.
Il a reçu des acclamations quand il a marqué le but.
Noisy celebration.
The team's victory brought acclamations in the streets.
La victoire de l'équipe a amené des acclamations dans les rues.