applaud
aplaudir
definition
verb
the crowd whistled and applauded
show approval or praise by clapping.
translation of 'applaud'
verb
aplaudir,
aclamar,
bater palmas
example
Only a man who loved someone beyond their looks could get over this hurdle and for that I 'applaud' him.
This is a victory for commonsense and we want to 'applaud' the Minister for standing with the people on this issue.
The work here is critical to humankind and we need to 'applaud' the people who work here rather than abuse them.
They begin to 'applaud' loudly, their hands coming together to form a symphony all its own.
First off, not all the Jesus crowd is against the concept, so I 'applaud' you people.
It was insecurity, she argues, that led him into the trap of trying to be what people would 'applaud' him for being.
Sporting a tartan dinner suit, he was cheered and 'applauded' as he accepted the silver statue.
The crowd cheered and 'applauded' , their downtrodden spirits uplifted once more at their chosen king's words.
The middle section of the tape 'applauds' those artists and activists who used video to tackle political and social issues.
The entire crowd of guests cheered and 'applauded' as the two walked towards the dance floor.
And he 'applauded' staff who have been made redundant and those lucky enough to still be employed.
Suddenly a loud clap came from one of the men, followed by another, and then another until his whole command was clapping and 'applauding' .
Anyway, we're not applauding the institutions here - we're 'applauding' the individuals.
If a certain state delegation was not 'applauding' enough during a speech, that fact would be relayed to its leader.
The crowd 'applauded' at the speech as the Mayor turned to reveal the sign for the new wing of the museum.
My son and I rented a boat and when we removed litter floating on the water, people on the shore 'applauded' us.
You are 'applauded' for your professional prowess and dexterity in a business venture.
I began clapping to the music, and they started clapping and 'applauding' .
Off it he excelled even more as an administrator, and in lauding and 'applauding' him I also thank him for services so superbly rendered.
As the crowd 'applauds' , you can't help rooting for him, too.
Your anonymous writer speaks about the hypocrisy within the Church and then 'applauds' a man for his views which totally contradict the faith that he claims to follow.
She read over them all, and pronounced them good, 'applauding' her employees and their approval of what they were doing.
This is the only film I have ever seen in the cinema where the audience stood up at the end and cheered and 'applauded' .
He 'applauded' the boys and girls who had shown leadership by becoming Hosts and Hostesses in the club.
The crowd 'applauded' warmly, before launching into traditional hymns that filled the vast church.
It's the one job in the world that you can roll up to stoned out of your mind and you're actually 'applauded' for it.
The police 'applauded' their mounted colleagues; the miners went away to lick their wounds.
We got stiffly to our feet and clapped the encores, 'applauded' and cheered the memory of what we once believed and wanted to be.
They're shouting and 'applauding' whatever's on.
If this is a step toward full cooperation then we all should be 'applauding' him.
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