D'applaudissements (en. Of applause)
/dap.lod.is.mɑ̃/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
Sounds produced by hands striking together, generally to show approval.
The concert ended to a shower of applause.
Le concert s'est terminé sous une pluie d'applaudissements.
A reaction from the audience often associated with artistic or sports performances.
The applause lasted several minutes after the performance.
Les applaudissements ont duré plusieurs minutes après la performance.
Etymology
The word 'applaudissement' comes from the verb 'applaudir', which means to clap one's hands to show appreciation.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to receive applause
To obtain the approval or support of the audience.
recevoir des applaudissements
to get applause
To encourage the audience to clap.
faire applaudir
a thunder of applause
A very strong and sustained applause reaction.
un tonnerre d'applaudissements
Related Words
to applaud
Action of clapping hands to show approval.
applaudir
show
An entertainment event where applause is often given.
spectacle
audience
A group of people attending a performance who can applaud.
auditoire
Slang Meanings
Clap
Hands claps erupted at the end of the play.
Les coup de mains ont fusé à la fin de la pièce de théâtre.
Applause
The artists received a great 'applauso' after their performance.
Les artistes ont reçu un grand 'applauso' après leur performance.