acclamation

英 [ˌækləˈmeɪʃn]

美 [ˌækləˈmeɪʃn]

n.  喝彩; 欢呼; 欢迎; (口头表决)拥护，赞成

复数：acclamations　

BNC.24936 / COCA.31381

牛津词典

noun

• 喝彩；欢呼；欢迎
  loud and enthusiastic approval or welcome
• （口头表决）拥护，赞成
  the act of electing sb using a spoken not written vote
  1. The decision was taken by acclamation .
     该决议是经口头表决而作出的。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 欢呼;喝彩;赞扬
  Acclamationis a noisy or enthusiastic expression of approval for someone or something.
  1. The news was greeted with considerable popular acclamation.
     消息赢得了相当普遍的欢呼。
• N-UNCOUNT 口头表决方式
  If someone is chosen or electedby acclamation, they are elected without a written vote.
  1. At first it looked like I was going to win by acclamation.
     起初看起来我会以口头表决的方式获胜。

英英释义

noun

• enthusiastic approval
  1. the book met with modest acclaim
  2. he acknowledged the plaudits of the crowd
  3. they gave him more eclat than he really deserved
  Synonym:acclaimplauditsplauditeclat

双语例句

• A motion passed by acclamation.
  鼓掌欢呼表决通过的提案。
• It's not a referendum, and you don't need a unanimous vote of acclamation.
  做产品不是全民公选，你不需要投一张公平的选票来表示支持。
• Honor comes in a continuous stream and acclamation keeps lasting.
  荣誉纷至沓来，喝彩经久不息。
• The soprano begins to sing amidst acclamation of the audience.
  女高音歌手在四座欢呼声中开始演唱。
• A Born Singer Ben Heppner The soprano begins to sing amidst acclamation of the audience.
  他为歌唱而降生记男高音歌唱家本·赫伯纳女高音歌手在四座欢呼声中开始演唱。
• They took an oath to the LORD with loud acclamation, with shouting and with trumpets and horns.
  他们就大声欢呼、吹号吹角、向耶和华起誓。
• In the history, the acclamation of official seclusion considered living in seclusion to be the ultimate ideal.
  “吏隐”向来是作为归隐的过渡阶段，历来吟咏吏隐者莫不以归隐为终结理想。
• It is undoubtedly that the end of Cold War is the earthshaking event for world history, and it is as acclamation and rejoicing as it seems involved and abstruse and enduring silently for the United States.
  冷战的结束对于世界历史来说无疑是一件足以令全球震撼的事件，对美国而言既值得欢呼与庆幸，又显得难以名状的艰涩与隐忍。
• The inner-party electoral system is comes based on the constitution, chose by acclamation the direct election to expand the inner-party election scope.
  党内选举制度是依据宪法而来的，公推直选扩大了党内选举的范围。
• The decision was given by a show of hands ( AEschylus, The Suppliants) or by acclamation. Pablo must have a sound plan or he would not have tried it.
  巴勃罗一定有个行得通的方案，否则他不会这么干。