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1 applaudir
applaudir [aplodiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verb2. intransitive verb* * *aplodiʀ
1.
verbe transitif lit, fig to applaud
2.
verbe intransitif1) lit [personne, foule] to applaud, to clapapplaudir des deux mains — to applaud ou approve heartily
* * *aplodiʀ1. vt2. vi1) (au spectacle) to applaud, to clap2) (= approuver)applaudir à [décision] — to applaud
* * *applaudir verb table: finirA vtr1 lit [personne, public] to applaud [musicien, chanson]; ils ont été très applaudis par le public they got a big round of applause from the audience; on les applaudit bien fort let's have a big round of applause;C vi1 lit [personne, foule] to applaud, to clap; l'assistance ravie applaudit the delighted audience applauded ou clapped; applaudir des deux mains to applaud heartily; le public a applaudi le spectacle à tout rompre the show brought the house down;D s'applaudir vpr ( se féliciter) to congratulate oneself (de qch on sth; de faire qch on doing sth).[aplodir] verbe transitif[discours, pièce] to applaudet on l'applaudit encore une fois! let's give him another big hand!, let's hear it for him one more time!————————[aplodir] verbe intransitifapplaudir à quelque chose (figuré) : applaudir à une initiative to praise ou to applaud an initiativeapplaudir des deux mains à quelque chose to approve of ou to welcome something heartily————————s'applaudir de verbe pronominal plus prépositions'applaudir de quelque chose/d'avoir fait quelque chose to congratulate oneself on something/on having done something -
2 ban
ban [bɑ̃]masculine nounb. [d'applaudissements] round of applause* * *bɑ̃
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nom masculin ( applaudissements) round of applause ( pour for); ( roulements de tambour) drum roll; ( sonnerie) bugle callouvrir le ban — ( de réunion) to start the proceedings
2.
bans nom masculin pluriel banns••* * *bɑ̃1. nm1) (= applaudissements) round of applause, cheer2)3)2. bans nmpl(bans de mariage) banns* * *A nm ( applaudissements) round of applause (pour for); ( roulements de tambour) drum roll; ( sonnerie) bugle call; ouvrir/fermer le ban ( de réunion) to start/end the proceedings.mettre qn/un groupe au ban de la société to ostracize sb/a group from society; être mis au ban des nations civilisées to be ostracized from civilized nations; être en rupture de ban to have broken (avec with); le ban et l'arrière-ban de la famille hum every single member of the family.[bɑ̃] nom masculin1. [applaudissements]un ban pour...! three cheers ou a big hand for...!2. [roulement de tambour] drum roll[sonnerie de clairon] bugle call[convocation] ban[vassaux] vassals————————bans nom masculin plurielles bans sont affichés ou publiés the banns have been posted————————au ban de locution prépositionnelleêtre au ban de la société to be an outcast ou a pariah -
3 salve
salve [salv]feminine noun[d'artillerie, roquettes] salvo* * *salv1) ( d'armes à feu) salvo2) ( série)3) ( attaque verbale) broadside* * *salv nf1) [artillerie, roquettes] salvo, (= coups de feu) volley of shots2) (locution)* * *salve nf1 ( d'armes à feu) salvo; tirer une salve d'honneur to fire a salute;3 ( attaque verbale) broadside; lancer une salve contre qn to launch a broadside against sb.[salv] nom féminin2. (figuré)salve d'applaudissements round ou burst of applause -
4 ban
n. m. Rhythmical round of applause. (Whereas in Great Britain slow hand-clapping indicates audience dissatisfaction, in France it denotes acclaim. Fermez le ban! That's enough praise!) -
5 sucre
n. m.1. 'Doddle', easy task. C'est un vrai sucre! It's as easy as pie!2. C'est de sucre! There's nothing to beat it! Un weekend à la cambrousse, c'est du sucre! Spending Saturday and Sunday in the country is tops!3. Recevoir son morceau de sucre (iron.): To 'get one's just deserts', to get the reward one has been expecting. (This expression originated in the world of the theatre and describes the expected round of applause that a famous actor gets when he first comes on stage.)4. Ne pas être en sucre (iron.): To be hardier than might be assumed. (The jocular implication here is that the person concerned is no lump of sugar likely to dissolve in the rain.)5. Casser du sucre sur le dos de quelqu'un: To 'backbite', to 'run someone down', to speak ill of someone in his/her absence. -
6 salve d'applaudissements
round ou burst of applause
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