英语词汇applause的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

applause /əˈplɔːz $ əˈplɒːz/ noun the sound of many people hitting their hands together to show that they have enjoyed somethingadjectivesloud applause There was loud applause as the young man received his award.deafening/thunderous/tumultuous applause (=very loud applause) The band came on stage to thunderous applause.wild/rapturous applause (=very excited applause) The audience burst into wild applause. | He left the stage to rapturous applause.polite applause There was polite applause from some members of the audience.prolonged/sustained applause The prolonged applause forced the orchestra to pause.warm applause (=applause that shows you like or approve of something) The star received warm applause after her speech supporting the charity.great applause “We will win!” he said to great applause.verbsbreak/burst/erupt into applause (=suddenly begin to applaud) The excited crowd broke into loud applause.get/receive/win applause He got more applause than any other player. draw applause (=receive applause – more formal) Clapton’s playing drew applause from the audience.greet sth with applause (=people clap when they see or hear something) The results were greeted with wild applause. applause breaks out/erupts (=suddenly starts) Immediately a great roar of applause broke out. applause rings out (=makes a noise) The sounds of laughter and applause rang out around her.applause dies down/away (=people stop clapping) The applause died down as the curtains began to close.prepositionsapplause for sb Can we please have a round of applause for our speaker, Mr John Richmond?to ... applause “We will win!” he said, to great applause.phrasesa round of applause (=a short period of applause) She got a round of applause when she finished.a burst of applause (=a short sudden period of applause) A burst of applause greeted the band as they walked on stage.a roar of applause The models came into the room to a roar of applause.a ripple of applause (=applause that comes from only some of the people in the audience) A ripple of applause followed his remark.cheers and applause Greeted with a round of cheers and applause, Robbie leaped back on stage.

词组	applause
释义	applause /əˈplɔːz $ əˈplɒːz/ noun the sound of many people hitting their hands together to show that they have enjoyed somethingadjectivesloud applause There was loud applause as the young man received his award.deafening/thunderous/tumultuous applause (=very loud applause) The band came on stage to thunderous applause.wild/rapturous applause (=very excited applause) The audience burst into wild applause. \| He left the stage to rapturous applause.polite applause There was polite applause from some members of the audience.prolonged/sustained applause The prolonged applause forced the orchestra to pause.warm applause (=applause that shows you like or approve of something) The star received warm applause after her speech supporting the charity.great applause “We will win!” he said to great applause.verbsbreak/burst/erupt into applause (=suddenly begin to applaud) The excited crowd broke into loud applause.get/receive/win applause He got more applause than any other player. draw applause (=receive applause – more formal) Clapton’s playing drew applause from the audience.greet sth with applause (=people clap when they see or hear something) The results were greeted with wild applause. applause breaks out/erupts (=suddenly starts) Immediately a great roar of applause broke out. applause rings out (=makes a noise) The sounds of laughter and applause rang out around her.applause dies down/away (=people stop clapping) The applause died down as the curtains began to close.prepositionsapplause for sb Can we please have a round of applause for our speaker, Mr John Richmond?to ... applause “We will win!” he said, to great applause.phrasesa round of applause (=a short period of applause) She got a round of applause when she finished.a burst of applause (=a short sudden period of applause) A burst of applause greeted the band as they walked on stage.a roar of applause The models came into the room to a roar of applause.a ripple of applause (=applause that comes from only some of the people in the audience) A ripple of applause followed his remark.cheers and applause Greeted with a round of cheers and applause, Robbie leaped back on stage.
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