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susciter des acclamations
/sys.si.te de zak.la.ma.sjɔ̃/
to provoke applause
Son discours a suscité des acclamations.
His speech provoked applause.
formalinformal
To provoke or elicit applause, often through an impressive performance, speech, or achievement.
L'artiste a suscité des acclamations avec sa performance époustouflante.
The artist provoked applause with his stunning performance.
La victoire de l'équipe a suscité des acclamations dans tout le stade.
The team's victory provoked applause throughout the stadium.
This phrase is commonly used in contexts where a strong positive reaction is elicited from an audience.
Collocations
susciter des applaudissementsto provoke applausesusciter des ovationsto provoke ovations
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Usage Context
Use this phrase when describing a situation where applause is elicited, often due to an impressive or moving event.
Word Origin
Derived from the verb 'susciter' (to provoke) and the noun 'acclamations' (applause).
Usage Notes
This phrase is often used in formal or celebratory contexts, such as speeches, performances, or sporting events.
Word Breakdown
susciter
to provoke
verbdes acclamations
applause
noun phraseDictionnaire Français-Anglais