acclaim

• Sustantivo que designa una alabanza entusiasta y pública, aprobación o reconocimiento otorgados a alguien o algo.

A noun referring to enthusiastic and public praise, approval, or recognition given to someone or something.

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1. Praise and approvalB2formal

   Enthusiastic and public praise or approval.

   Aclamación, elogio público

   • The film received widespread acclaim from critics.
   • Her performance earned her international acclaim.
   • The novel won great acclaim for its originality.

   Sinónimosacclamationadmirationapplauseapprovalcommendationhonorpraiserecognitiontribute

   Antónimoscensurecondemnationcriticismdenunciationdisapproval

• Verbo que se usa para expresar elogio o aprobación entusiasta y pública, a menudo por un logro o una actuación.

A verb used to express enthusiastic and public praise or approval, often for an achievement or performance.

1. Praise enthusiasticallyB2formal

   To praise someone or something publicly and enthusiastically.

   Aclamar

   • Critics acclaimed the film as a masterpiece.
   • The audience acclaimed the singer with a standing ovation.
   • Her novel was acclaimed by literary experts worldwide.

   Sinónimosapplaudcheercommendextolhaillaudpraise

   Antónimoscensurecondemncriticizedenouncedisparage

2. Applaud or welcomeB2formal

   To greet or welcome someone with loud approval or applause.

   Aclamar o recibir con aplausos

   • The crowd acclaimed the returning hero.
   • They acclaimed the new president with cheers.
   • The team was acclaimed by their fans after winning the championship.

   Sinónimosapplaudcelebratecheercommendextolhaillaudpraisesalutewelcome

   Antónimosboocondemndenouncehissjeer