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Перевод: ovation

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овация ; бурные аплодисменты

Тезаурус:

1. The next day as breakfast was being served, the team gave the tiny winger a standing ovation, greeting him with a rousing chorus of the old bar-room classic What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor ?
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3. You may not get a standing ovation, but applause you don't need.
4. As he fell, a smoking black handprint on his chest, he heard the standing ovation building.
5. He gets a standing ovation.
6. No wonder the film won a standing ovation at the Berlin Film Festival: it is one of the best Spanish films for many a year."
7. At the top of this pile in both price and quality is Encore's Ovation lookalike, the 7EGNS.
8. A standing ovation greeted the end of their encore on the opening night and such praise was lavished on the troupe during the run that Tiller resolved to give up his work in the cotton trade and throw in his lot with the theatrical profession.
9. Congregationalists at the 1899 May meetings gave a rapturous ovation to the American deputation to show their support for America's "high-minded purpose".
10. The speech was greeted with the customary jubilant and lengthy ovation - and a rendering of "Happy Birthday" to celebrate Mrs Thatcher's sixth-fourth birthday.
11. I don't think I should say sorry for doing what at the time I believed to be right," said the Prime Minister, receiving his loudest ovation of the night.
12. Steve Gazzard, who appeared in his ambulanceman's uniform, won a standing ovation after he told delegates: "Mrs Thatcher and her ministers are extremely quick to exploit photo-opportunities when disasters occur.
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