Translation of Italian word "applauso" to English
applauso
/apˈplau.zo/
How to use
The Italian noun 'applauso' (masculine) denotes 'applause' (Applause, clapping). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. In practice, applause, clapping hands.
🇬🇧 English
applause
Example
Un lungo applauso accoglie il tenore alla fine dell'opera.
A long applause welcomes tenor at end of opera.
Il pubblico esplode in un applauso caloroso.
The audience bursts into warm applause.
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- Un lungo applauso accoglie il tenore alla fine dell'opera.— A long applause welcomes tenor at end of opera.
- Il pubblico esplode in un applauso caloroso.— The audience bursts into warm applause.
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What does the Italian word "applauso" mean?▼
The Italian word "applauso" means "applause" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Un lungo applauso accoglie il tenore alla fine dell'opera." (which translates as "A long applause welcomes tenor at end of opera.").
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