salvo

• Substantiv, das eine plötzliche Salve oder ein schnelles gleichzeitiges Abfeuern bezeichnet, etwa von Schüssen, Bomben oder auch von Beifall oder Zurufen.

A noun referring to a sudden outburst or rapid discharge, such as of gunfire, bombs, or cheers.

1. B2formal

   A rapid, simultaneous discharge of firearms or artillery, often as a salute or in battle.

   Salve

   • The soldiers fired a salvo of cannon shots to honor the general.
   • A salvo of gunfire erupted from the fort.
   • The naval fleet released a salvo of missiles.

   Synonymebarragebroadsideburstcannonadefusilladevolley

2. Outburst resembling a dischargeB2formal

   A sudden, intense outburst of something, such as criticism, applause, or activity, resembling a volley of shots.

   Schwall

   • The politician faced a salvo of angry questions from the press.
   • Her speech was met with a salvo of cheers from the audience.
   • The company launched a salvo of new products at the trade show.

   Synonymebarrageburstfloodfusilladehailonslaughtoutburstrainshowerspatestormtorrentvolley

3. Sudden outburst of cheersB2informal

   A sudden, enthusiastic burst of applause or cheering from a crowd.

   Applaussturm

   • The winning goal was greeted by a salvo of cheers from the fans.
   • A salvo of applause erupted after the performance.
   • The crowd let out a salvo of laughter at the comedian's joke.

   Synonymebursteruptionoutbreakoutburstroundvolley