Acclamation
[ [ˌæklə'meiʃən] ]
出国 Abroad
n. 欢呼, 称赞, 喝彩
📝 例句
hail with acclamation
以欢呼迎接
the people decide: "No" by murmurs; "Yes" by acclamation and clash of weapons.
决定由人民来做：怨声表示反对，喝采、敲打武器表示赞成。
Passed, by acclamation;then they sang the "Mikado" again, and ended it with -
提议在欢呼声中通过，于是大家又唱起了那首"天王调"，尾句改成：
Enthusiastic applause;acclamation.
热情的称赞；欢呼
The soprano began to sing amidst acclamations of the audience.
女高音歌手在四座欢呼声中开始演唱。
✅ 同义词
🔴 反义词
📖 牛津释义
acclamation
n
1 [U] loud and enthusiastic approval (of a proposal, etc) （对提议等）高声而热烈的赞同
elected by acclamation, ie without voting 以欢呼声通过而选出的（不经投票表决）.
2 [C usu pl 通常作复数]
shouting to honour or welcome sb （向某人）欢呼, 喝采
the acclamations of the crowd 群众的欢呼.
🗣️ 情景例句
I think I can stay at home
我觉得我可以待在家
Let me see. That would be $40.00 a day plus 38 cents a mile.
让我瞧瞧。一天40美元，每英里外加3角8分。
About a third of the people who had been chained up below at the beginning of the journey were missing.
旅程开始时拴在下边的人大约有三分之一已经不见了。