Aplausos (en. Applause)
/aˈplausos/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Sound produced by the action of clapping.
The applause of the audience resonated throughout the hall.
Los aplausos del público resonaron en toda la sala.
Expression of approval or admiration.
He received a lot of applause for his exceptional performance.
Recibió muchos aplausos por su actuación excepcional.
Action of clapping as a way to cheer.
The applause was a sign of support for the speaker.
Los aplausos fueron un signo de apoyo al orador.
Etymology
Derives from the Latin 'applausus', which means 'applause'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to give applause
To show approval by clapping.
dar aplausos
to receive applause
To be the object of the audience's approval.
recibir aplausos
applause and cheers
An expression of enthusiasm that combines clapping with cheers.
aplausos y vítores
Related Words
acclamation
Demonstration of approval or admiration, often through cheers.
aclamación
ovation
Prolonged or enthusiastic applause to honor someone.
ovación
to clap
Action of clapping as a show of recognition or support.
aplaudir
Slang Meanings
To make noise of approval informally.
The group applauded the new idea presented.
El grupo hizo aplausos a la nueva idea presentada.
A special recognition among friends.
They gave him applause after telling a joke.
Le dieron aplausos después de contar un chiste.