Acclamation
/ˌækləˈmeɪʃən/
EN
A loud and enthusiastic expression of approval or praise; a method of voting where approval is shown by a general shout, no formal ballot.
The proposal was passed by acclamation after no one spoke against it.
Etymology
Comes from the Latin acclamationem (nominative acclamatio), meaning 'a shouting at or applauding', from the verb acclamare, which combines ad- ('to') and clamare ('to cry or shout'). Entered English in the 15th century.
Translations
简体中文
欢呼,鼓掌通过,口头表决
繁體中文
歡呼,鼓掌通過,口頭表決
日本語
歓呼,拍手承認,満場一致承認
한국어
환호,박수로 가결,구두 투표
Deutsch
Beifall,Akklamation,Zuflüsterung
Español
aclamación,aprobación por aclamación
Português
aclamação,aprovação por aclamação
Français
acclamation,approbation par acclamation
Català
aclamació,aprovació per aclamació
Tiếng Việt
sự hoan hô,tán thành qua reo hò
Collocations
carried by acclamationelected by acclamationloud acclamationunanimous acclamation
Synonyms
applausecheeringpraiseovationapproval
Antonyms
booingcriticismdisapprovalcondemnation
Related Words
acclaimcheershoutvoteunanimity