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acclaim
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/əˈkleɪm/
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/əˈkleɪm/
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acclaim
noun
acclaims
pl
acclamation
Éloge public et enthousiaste.
The novel received widespread acclaim from critics and readers alike.
Le roman a reçu une large acclamation de la part des critiques et des lecteurs.
Additional translations
ovation
Surtout dans le contexte de l’accueil enthousiaste d’un spectacle ou d’un discours.
applaudissements
Expression publique d’approbation.
Synonyms
applause
laudation
recognition
honor
celebration
approval
commendation
praise
acclaim
verb
acclaimed
Past Simple
acclaimed
Past Participle
acclaiming
Gerund
UK
/əˈkleɪm/
US
/əˈkleɪm/
acclamer
Louer publiquement et avec enthousiasme.
The critics acclaimed the new movie as a masterpiece.
Les critiques ont acclammé le nouveau film comme un chef-d’œuvre.
Additional translations
saluер
Dans un registre plus soutenu : reconnaître publiquement la valeur de quelqu’un ou de quelque chose.
Synonyms
extol
exalt
hail
laud
celebrate
commend
applaud
praise
Antonyms
condemn
criticize
disapprove
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acclaim
noun
Enthusiastic and public praise.
The novel received widespread acclaim from critics and readers alike.
An audible or public expression of approval, such as cheering or applause.
The performer bowed deeply to the acclaim of the audience.
acclaim
verb
To praise enthusiastically and publicly.
The critics acclaimed the new movie as a masterpiece.
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