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clamour

/ˈklæm.ə/ /ˈklæm.ɚ/

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noun

Griterío, clamor

A great outcry or vociferation; loud and continued shouting or exclamation.

Examples :

"The clamour of the children at the playground made it difficult to hear myself think. "

El griterío de los niños en el parque infantil dificultaba que me escuchara pensar.

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noun

Estrépito, clamor

Any loud and continued noise.

Examples :

"The clamour from the busy marketplace made it hard to hear my friend. "

El estrépito del concurrido mercado dificultaba oír a mi amigo.

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noun

Clamor, protesta, griterío

A continued public expression, often of dissatisfaction or discontent; a popular outcry.

Examples :

"The clamour for better working conditions grew louder after the company announced pay cuts. "

El clamor por mejores condiciones laborales se hizo más fuerte después de que la empresa anunciara recortes salariales.

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verb

Clamar, exigir

To cry out and/or demand.

Examples :

"Anyone who tastes our food seems to clamor for more."

Cualquiera que prueba nuestra comida parece clamar por más.

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verb

Reclamar, exigir

To demand by outcry.

Examples :

"The students began to clamour for a longer lunch break after a week of extra homework. "

Los estudiantes comenzaron a exigir un descanso para almorzar más largo después de una semana de tareas adicionales.

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verb

Clamar, vociferar

To become noisy insistently.

Examples :

"After a confused murmur the audience soon clamored"

Después de un murmullo confuso, el público pronto clamó.

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verb

Influir por clamor

To influence by outcry.

Examples :

"His many supporters successfully clamor his election without a formal vote"

Sus muchos partidarios lograron influir en su elección por clamor sin una votación formal.

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verb

Acallar

Examples :

"The teacher raised her hand to clamour the noisy students before starting the lesson. "

La profesora levantó la mano para acallar a los estudiantes ruidosos antes de comenzar la lección.

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verb

Clamar, vociferar

To salute loudly.

Examples :

"The crowd began to clamour their approval as the winning team approached the podium. "

La multitud comenzó a clamar su aprobación cuando el equipo ganador se acercó al podio.

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verb

Aturdir con ruido

To stun with noise.

Examples :

"The construction workers used jackhammers that clamoured in the street, making it hard to hear anything. "

Los trabajadores de la construcción usaron martillos neumáticos que aturdían en la calle, dificultando escuchar algo.

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verb

Tocar las campanas rápidamente

To repeat the strokes quickly on (bells) so as to produce a loud clang.

Examples :

"The church bells began to clamour as the fire trucks raced down the street, warning everyone of the danger. "

Las campanas de la iglesia comenzaron a tocar rápidamente cuando los camiones de bomberos corrían por la calle, advirtiendo a todos del peligro.

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