How does the applause come about, what does the applause mean

1. Warm applause. 2. Enthusiastic applause.

3. Fierce applause.

4. Violent applause.

5. Violent applause.

Definitions of Terms1. Warm [ rè liè ].

Excited. Chapter 3 of the first part of Yang Mo's "Song of Youth": "But why, as soon as (she) arrived in Beidaihe, she was immediately so enthusiastically fascinated by the ocean." ”

2. Enthusiasm [ rè qíng ].

1. Warm feelings.

2. Be enthusiastic.

Selected Poems of Ai Qing: Self-Introduction: "And I still run towards it, with the enthusiasm that a life can play." ”

三. fierce [ jī liè ].

Acuteness; Strong (refers to speech, action, etc.).

Yang Mo's "Song of Youth" Part 1, Chapter 4: "She was startled, and her heart, which seemed to stop beating, beat violently. ”

1. Applaud excitedly.

2. Cheer excitedly.

3. Nod excitedly.

4. Crying excitedly.

5. Laugh excitedly.

Clapping means to clap your hands, to show appreciation or joy.

1. Interpretation. 1. "Applause" was called "clapping" in ancient times, and now it is called "clapping", which expresses the body language of happiness, and is the external manifestation of inner excitement and excitement.

2. Place your hands in front of your chest and tap your left palm with your right palm, usually no less than 10 times, to express encouragement or welcome. The longer the applause, the warmer and more welcoming it is.

Second, the part of speech. Make a verb, clap your hands, and applaud.

3. Word meaning decomposition.

Drum. 1. Percussion instruments; Mostly barrel-shaped or oblate; empty in the middle; Covered with leather on one or both sides: bronze hands with large flowers.

2. (name) shape, sound, and function like a drum: stone frog ear.

3. (Moving) making certain musical instruments or things make sounds; Knock: Palm.

4. (Mobilize) fan (wind) such as bellows: wind.

5. (moving) starting; Exciting: Encourage dance, courage and energy.

6. (moving) convex; Swelled: He didn't make a sound for a long time, and his pockets were full.

Palm. 1. (moving) palm; Palm.

2. (Move) Hit the mouth with the palm of your hand.

3. (moving) in charge; Mastery: Helms.

4. The paws of certain animals: bears and ducks.

5. (name) Horseshoe.

6. Nails or leather or rubber sewn on the front and back of the sole: nail a piece of back.

7. (moving) square nail soles: shoes.

8. (zhǎnɡ) surname.

Origin of Applause with Example Sentences:

1. The origin of applause.

It is impossible to determine when and where the applause originated. In our country, the earliest written record of applause can be found in the article "Han Feizi Meritorious Fame" by Han Fei, a representative of the pre-Qin Legalists, which says: "The trouble of the master is in Mo Zhiying, so it is said: One hand shoots alone, although the illness is silent." ”

The implication is that when you clappe your hands, there will be a sound. Of course, its original meaning is far from the meaning of "a slap does not make a sound" that people often said later. This shows that there was already a talk of applause around 230 B.C.

2. Example sentences of applause.

1, the audience kept applauding, again and again, to invite her to make a cameo appearance, which really made people feel a thousand calls.

2. The reaction of the world's leading market is not panic, but applause and celebration.

4. In life, often smart people have more troubles. Each of us can't be a hero, and those who can accept defeat are also heroes, because there are always people sitting in the audience applauding.