ovation

英 [?(?)'ve??(?)n] 美[o've??n]

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復(fù)數(shù):?ovations;

1. Latin ov- / ovat- (ovare) "exult, rejoice, triumph." （擬聲詞根：哦喔、哦喔）=> ovation.
2. oration（n 演說(shuō)）結(jié)束后有ovation.
3. 近似：oration <===> ovation.

ovation 鼓掌，熱烈歡迎

來(lái)自拉丁語(yǔ)ovare,歡狂，歡呼，可能來(lái)自擬聲詞。引申詞義鼓掌，熱烈歡迎。

ovation (n.): 1530s, in the Roman historical sense, from Middle French ovation or directly from Latin ovationem (nominative ovatio) "a triumph, rejoicing," noun of action from past participle stem of ovare "exult, rejoice, triumph," probably imitative of a shout (compare Greek euazein "to utter cries of joy"). In Roman history, a lesser triumph, granted to a commander for achievements insufficient to entitle him to a triumph proper. Figurative sense of "burst of enthusiastic applause from a crowd" is first attested 1831.

1. When she walked onstage she was given a standing ovation.: 當(dāng)她走上臺(tái)時(shí)，觀眾起立鼓掌歡迎。

2. The final piece won her a rapturous ovation from the audience.: 最后一支曲子為她贏得了觀眾的熱烈掌聲.

4. Mr Gould was given a standing ovation and loud cheers when he finished his speech.: 古爾德先生結(jié)束演講后，全場(chǎng)起立鼓掌并熱烈歡呼。

5. They had lost by a wide margin, but their supporters gave them a defiant, loyal ovation.: 他們以較大的差距敗北，但支持者們還是給予了熱烈的掌聲，以示對(duì)對(duì)手的不服和對(duì)他們的忠誠(chéng)。