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1. intransitive verbapplaudieren; [Beifall] klatschen2. transitive verbapplaudieren (+ Dat.); Beifall spenden (+ Dat.); (approve of, welcome) billigen; (praise) loben; anerkennen* * *[ə'plo:d](to praise or show approval, by clapping the hands: to applaud a speech / a singer.) applaudieren- academic.ru/3227/applause">applause* * *ap·plaudI. vi applaudieren, [Beifall] klatschenII. vt1. (clap)▪ to \applaud sb jdm applaudieren [o Beifall spenden▪ to \applaud sb/sth jdn/etw lobento \applaud a decision eine Entscheidung begrüßen* * *[ə'plɔːd] applaudieren, Beifall spenden or klatschen (+dat); (fig) efforts, courage loben; decision gutheißen, begrüßenthe play was vigorously applauded — das Stück erhielt stürmischen Beifall or wurde lebhaft beklatscht
2. viapplaudieren, klatschen, Beifall spenden* * *applaud [əˈplɔːd]A v/i applaudieren, Beifall spendenB v/t* * *1. intransitive verbapplaudieren; [Beifall] klatschen2. transitive verbapplaudieren (+ Dat.); Beifall spenden (+ Dat.); (approve of, welcome) billigen; (praise) loben; anerkennen* * *v.Beifall spenden ausdr.applaudieren v.klatschen v.
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