ovationner
Le public a ovationné le chanteur à la fin du concert.
The audience gave the singer a standing ovation at the end of the concert.
To applaud someone or something enthusiastically, often standing up.
Après son discours, les spectateurs l'ont ovationné pendant cinq minutes.
After his speech, the audience gave him a standing ovation for five minutes.
This verb is often used in the context of performances, speeches, or sporting events where the audience shows strong approval.
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Pro Tip
Usage Context
Use 'ovationner' for situations where the applause is particularly enthusiastic and prolonged, often involving standing.
Word Origin
Derived from 'ovation' (standing ovation) with the suffix '-er' to form a verb.
Usage Notes
This verb is more formal and dramatic than 'applaudir' and is typically used for exceptional performances or achievements.