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Meanings of applause in English
Usage of applause in English
1
Latin government actions seen to redress unequal treatment tend to draw applause.
2
The laughs are good, and the applause at the end is good.
3
There was no applause, either, yet the soldiers looked proud and ready.
4
When Mr Obama finished his speech, there was, of course, no applause.
5
I heard applause in the auditorium, so I snuck in the door.
6
When the applause died, John said, We have a fifteen-year anniversary today.
7
She received applause from employees, according to the source at the meeting.
8
Even Belcher could not help joining in the general shout of applause.
9
Bush received pockets of polite applause from the mainly African American crowd.
10
There was loud applause from the public gallery when sentence was imposed.
11
To thunderous applause, INTO general secretary responded: We get it, Minister .
12
You'd be watching Neil Patrick Harris right now, he said to applause.
13
There was applause from the public gallery as the decision was announced.
14
These young students deserve a round of applause from all South Africans.
15
The Figures acknowledge the applause in an obvious condition of swelled head.
16
The sneer drew applause from a majority of those in the store.
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Applause through the time
Applause across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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