applaudissements
Le public a fait une longue ovation avec des applaudissements nourris.
The audience gave a long standing ovation with sustained applause.
The act of clapping hands to express approval, appreciation, or encouragement, typically in a group setting.
Les applaudissements ont retenti dans toute la salle après le discours.
Applause echoed throughout the hall after the speech.
Often used in formal or ceremonial contexts, such as concerts, speeches, or performances.
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Pro Tip
Formal vs. Informal
Use 'applaudissements' for formal settings, and 'bravos' for more informal, enthusiastic applause.
Word Origin
From the verb 'applaudir' (to applaud), derived from Latin 'applaudere' (to clap).
Usage Notes
In French, 'applaudissements' is often used in formal or ceremonial contexts, while 'bravos' is more informal and enthusiastic.