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I.applaud [Am əˈplɔd, Brit əˈplɔːd] VB trans

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1. applaud person/play/performance:

applaud

2. applaud (agree with, admire):

applaud decision/action

applaud decision/action

applaud decision/action

II.applaud [Am əˈplɔd, Brit əˈplɔːd] VB intr

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applaud

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rapturously applaud

Translations for applaud in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

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to applaud

to applaud

to applaud

aplaudo tu sensatez

I admire o applaud your good sense

to applaud

to applaud

dar o batir palmas (aplaudir)

to applaud

saludo esta decisión del comité

I welcome o applaud this decision by the committee

Translations for applaud in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

I.applaud [əˈplɔ:d, Am -ˈplɑ:d] VB intr

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applaud

II.applaud [əˈplɔ:d, Am -ˈplɑ:d] VB trans a. fig

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to applaud

to applaud

to applaud

to applaud

tocar las palmas (aplaudir)

to applaud

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One of the traditions of the stand is also to applaud the visiting goalkeeper as he runs out to the goal of the stand. en.wikipedia.org

He has also been applauded for playing comic roles in several movies. en.wikipedia.org

The audience interprets all these shenanigans as being parts of the act and applauds with increasing approval. en.wikipedia.org

The audience applauded wildly as he simply stood there. en.wikipedia.org

The school eventually backed down on the expansion and in 2006 the same critics of this expansion were to applaud its green initiatives. en.wikipedia.org

It is not uncommon for the late afternoon beachgoers to applaud the spectacular sunsets. en.wikipedia.org

Drastic as it was, the move was widely applauded by several members of the coaching fraternity. en.wikipedia.org

Although most reviews applauded the effort, critics also expressed discontent with elements of the album. en.wikipedia.org

The audience enthusiastically applauded her for her determination. en.wikipedia.org

On that merit, it has much to applaud. en.wikipedia.org

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