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1. (n.) ovation
an enthusiastic public acclamation, marked esp. by loud, prolonged applause.
2. ovation
(in ancient Rome) the ceremonial entrance of a commander whose victories did not warrant a triumph.
Etymology: (1525–35; < L ovātiō, der. of ovāre to celebrate an ovation)
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1. (noun) ovation, standing ovation
enthusiastic recognition (especially one accompanied by loud applause)
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Sense: cheering or applause etc to express approval, welcome etc
They gave the president a standing ovation
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 Afrikaans: ovasie, toejuiging, applo |
 Arabic: تَصْفيق حاد |
 Bulgarian: ожации |
 Brazilian: ovação |
 Czech: ovace |
 German: die Ovation |
 Danish: hyldest; bifald; ovation |
 Greek: επευφημία |
 Spanish: ovación |
 Estonian: kiiduavaldused |
 Farsi: هلهله و کف زدن |
 Finnish: aplodit |
 French: ovation |
 Hebrew: תְּשוּאוֹת |
 Hindi: तालियां |
 Croatian: ovacija |
 Hungarian: ováció |
 Indonesian: tepuk tangan |
 Icelandic: hylling; lófaklapp |
 Italian: ovazione |
 Japanese: 大かっさい |
 Korean: 큰 갈채 |
 Lithuanian: ovacija |
 Latvian: ovācijas |
 Malay: tepuk sanjungan |
 Dutch: ovatie |
 Norwegian: trampeklapp, (stående) ap |
 Polish: owacja |
 Persian: هلهله و کف زدن |
 Pashto: په چكچكو تشويق كول |
 Portuguese: ovação |
 Romanian: ovaţie |
 Russian: овация |
 Slovak: ovácie |
 Slovenian: ovacija |
 Serbian: ovacija |
 Swedish: ovation |
 Thai: การปรบมือให้อย่างดังและนา |
 Turkish: çılgınca alkış |
 Taiwanese: 熱烈歡迎，熱烈鼓掌 |
 Ukrainian: овація, бурхливі оплески |
 Urdu: زوردار استقبال |
 Vietnamese: sự tung hô |
 Chinese: 热烈欢迎，热烈鼓掌 |
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