applause

applause
noun, no pl.
Applaus, der; (praise) Lob, das; Anerkennung, die

give applause — Applaus od. Beifall spenden

get applause — Applaus od. Beifall ernten

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[-z]
noun (praise or approval, expressed by clapping: The President received great applause at the end of his speech.) der Applaus
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ap·plause
[əˈplɔ:z, AM esp -ˈplɑ:z]
n no pl
[a round of] \applause Applaus m
so let's have a round of \applause for ... und jetzt bitte ich um Applaus für ...
loud \applause tosender Applaus [o Beifall]
to be greeted [or met] with \applause mit Beifall empfangen werden; (fig) begrüßt werden
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[ə'plɔːz]
n no pl
Applaus m, Beifall m (also fig), Klatschen nt

to be greeted with applause — mit Applaus or Beifall (also fig) begrüßt werden

to win sb's applause — bei jdm Beifall finden

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applause [əˈplɔːz] s
1. Applaus m, Beifall(klatschen) m(n):
break into applause in Beifall ausbrechen;
to the applause of unter dem Beifall (gen)
2. fig Beifall m, Zustimmung f, Anerkennung f
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noun, no pl.
Applaus, der; (praise) Lob, das; Anerkennung, die

give applause — Applaus od. Beifall spenden

get applause — Applaus od. Beifall ernten

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n.
Applaus -e m.
Beifall -¨e m.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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