ovation

ovación

Aplausos fuertes y entusiastas que duran un buen rato.

En inglés sencillo: Loud, enthusiastic clapping that continues for some time.

• The singer received a standing ovation.
• The audience gave the actors a long ovation.
• Their final performance ended with a thunderous ovation.

Sinónimos: applause

Expresiones frecuentes: standing ovation, receive an ovation, thunderous ovation

homenaje, ovación

Celebración o muestra pública de admiración por los logros de alguien.

En inglés sencillo: A public celebration or expression of praise for someone’s achievement.

• The town gave the explorer an ovation.
• Her return was marked by a public ovation.
• An ovation honoured the rescuers’ courage.

Sinónimos: tribute

Expresiones frecuentes: public ovation, receive an ovation, ovation for someone

ovación

Ceremonia de la antigua Roma para celebrar una victoria militar, más modesta que un triunfo.

En inglés sencillo: An ancient Roman ceremony honouring a military victory, smaller and less grand than a triumph.

• The general received an ovation in Rome.
• The senate granted him an ovation after the campaign.
• An ovation was less grand than a triumph.

Expresiones frecuentes: roman ovation, grant an ovation, receive an ovation