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Pronunciation / Transliteration: a-cla-mar
"La multitud aclamó al equipo."
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2 senses- 1
To shout for joy or in praise or encouragement.
"The crowd cheered as the team scored the winning goal."
- 1
A shout of joy or encouragement.
"The cheer from the audience filled the stadium."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'cheer' originates from the Old French 'chiere', meaning 'face' or 'expression', which evolved into the Middle English 'chere', referring to a state of mind or mood. Over time, it shifted to denote expressions of joy or encouragement.
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acclamer
Transliteration: ak-la-mer
"Le public a acclamer l'équipe."
jubeln
Transliteration: ju-bel-n
"Die Menge jubelte, als das Tor fiel."
esultare
Transliteration: e-sul-ta-re
"Il pubblico esultò per la vittoria."
aclamar
Transliteration: a-cla-mar
"La multitud aclamó al equipo."
aplaudir
Transliteration: a-pla-u-dir
"O público aplaudiu a performance."
उत्साह
Transliteration: utsah
"दर्शकों ने उत्साह से ताली बजाई।"
欢呼
Transliteration: huān hū
"观众为球队欢呼。"
환호하다
Transliteration: hwan-ho-ha-da
"관중이 팀을 환호했다."
歓声
Transliteration: kansei
"観客はチームに歓声を上げた。"
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