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Meanings of applaud in English
Portuguese
bater palmas Spanish
aplaudir Usage of applaud in English
1
Wikileaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson said: We neither condemn nor applaud these attacks.
2
We applaud the work of single parents and their contribution to society.
3
I applaud the open lines of communication at such a young age.
4
Given the recent alarming increase in my girth, I applaud such thoughtfulness.
5
The great Rishis speak of it and applaud it in the scriptures.
6
At least Finnick doesn't applaud or act all happy when it's done.
7
But the cornets trilled, and the great and good deigned to applaud.
8
We applaud the coalition's early and specific action to reduce the deficit.
9
If there's a resumption of negotiations we should see the market applaud.
10
Surely you must applaud this new era you are about to witness!
11
I understand and I excuse it; I do more, I applaud it.
12
When she'd finished milking the moment dry, he almost wanted to applaud.
13
Environmental activists applaud these moves, but say that they are not enough.
14
We applaud and thank those who responded with sympathy to our call.
15
The students began to applaud now, somewhat confusedly but with growing anticipation.
16
On one hand I want to cheer you on and applaud you.
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Applaud through the time
Applaud across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common