applause in Greek
applause in Greek is χειροκρότημα — applause means clapping and cheering used to show approval, usually after a performance or speech.
applause in Greek
χειροκρότημα
Pronounced: cheirokrotima
The act of applauding; approbation and praise publicly expressed by the clapping of hands, stamping or tapping of the feet, acclamation, huzzas, or other means; marked commendation.
What does "applause" mean?
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noun Clapping and cheering used to show approval, usually after a performance or speech.
"The comedian's final joke drew huge applause."
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applause in a sentence
- The comedian's final joke drew huge applause.
- She waited for the applause to die down before continuing.
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What is "applause" in Greek?
"applause" in Greek is χειροκρότημα. applause means: Clapping and cheering used to show approval, usually after a performance or speech.
How do you pronounce χειροκρότημα?
"applause" in Greek is χειροκρότημα, pronounced "cheirokrotima".
How do you use "applause" in a sentence?
Example: "The comedian's final joke drew huge applause." In Greek, "applause" is χειροκρότημα.
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