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claque

/klæk/

Traduction: Groupe de personnes engagées pour applaudir ou manifester un enthousiasme convenu lors d'un spectacle ou d'une représentation.

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noun

/klæk/C2formal
  • frGroupe de personnes engagées pour applaudir ou manifester un enthousiasme convenu lors d'un spectacle ou d'une représentation.

A noun referring to a group of people hired to applaud or provide enthusiastic approval at a performance or event.

  1. Hired applaudersC2formal

    A group of people hired to applaud or praise a performer or public speaker, often to create an impression of success.

    frClaque (public payé pour applaudir)

    • The opera singer's performance was supported by a claque in the audience.
    • The politician's speech was met with enthusiastic applause from a claque.
    • The theater hired a claque to ensure a positive reception for the new play.
Formes
  • claques plural form
  • claques' possessive plural form
  • claque's possessive singular form