to applaud造句怎么写

to cheer; to applaud; to shout "Bravo!"; to shout "Well done!"; to hurrah

They were so amazed by the magician's tricks that they forgot to applaud

Otherwise, the crowd were sufficiently impressed and respectful to applaud Rooney off the pitch.

He sings terribly, out of tune now and then, but I still have to applaud.

It is rare for the best regular athletes and the best disabled athletes to applaud each other's talents.

Not willing to part with a period of no longer exquisite feelings, not willing to share a vanity, not willing to applaud.

Labour MPs broke with precedent to applaud Martin last night after he announced the interim rules to tighten MPs' expenses and allowances.

As the audience rose to applaud, it was perhaps unaware that the tune was the same as Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA".

When I fail, I hope someone will put out a hand to wipe tears for me. Instead of winning, countless people will give you a hand to applaud.

Perhaps you are a budding musician practicing hard in the garage day and night yet your confidence is gradually waning because there is no one to applaud your awesome talent.

The crowd can choose whether to applaud or whistle their team, they can do what they want, but in the game against Lazio Gilardino gave some important answers, as did Milan.

They rose to applaud the speaker.

a group of followers hired to applaud at a performance.

He started to applaud and the others joined in.

Listening to this sentence, Ye Pingzhen wanted to applaud, but he still put up with it.

Everyone was amazed at his novel design and stood up to applaud him.

In short, the King's speech stands in for the real-life speech that we're all desperate to applaud.

This is a film that's had people queuing around the block to see it and standing up to applaud as the credits roll.

There was a terrible tackle on him today but he keeps getting up and playing with courage and you've got to applaud that.

Everyone stood up to applaud.

He leaped to his feet and began to applaud.

Before I begin to flame anything, I would like to applaud a few folks.

And when it came time to vote, the group's leader simply directed panel members to applaud if they had no objection.

We tend to applaud and admire big sweeping movements, but break a big movement down to its essential pieces, and you realize, it’s all made up of small things. Every day things.

Applause is a kind of affirmation, encouragement and respect. Therefore, we must learn to applaud, applaud for others, and applaud for a colorful life.

Elder sister Lin has been ample caustic, in learning us being to applaud a horse to also make pathway for not!

What the following people say, whether to cheer or to cheer, whether to applaud or worry, he no longer cares.

The conference rose to applaud the speaker.