acclamation

n.

喝彩；欢呼；欢迎；拥护

复数：acclamations

by acclamation ◎通过口头表决方式 , ◎[加拿大英语] (以)无人反对(入选)

1. He was elected chairman by acclamation.
   他在拥立声中被选为主席。
2. The reform resolution was adopted by acclamation.
   改革决议经鼓掌通过。
3. All her remarks were greeted with acclamation.
   她所有的话都得到喝彩。

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