Translations for „plaudits“ in the English » German Dictionary

plau·dits [ˈplɔ:dɪts, Am esp ˈplɑ:-] N

plaudits pl form:

plaudits

Beifall m kein pl

to earn [or win] plaudits

Beifall finden

plaudit N

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plaudit

Beifall m

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to earn [or win] plaudits

Beifall finden

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This was very well done, and you deserve your own share of plaudits for this disarmingly honest and unselfish tribute.

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They are strong and deserve all the plaudits they are getting.

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But the plaudits, in truth, go to men like him: those legions of unassuming heroes whose courage has gone unmarked and unrecognised.

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You have not taken the easy option, left in a fanfare and taken the plaudits and that lucrative position in the commentary box.

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A natural athlete who reads the game well, the teenager has earned plaudits for his dedication and willingness to learn and improve.

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After enjoying the brief plaudits of their admirers, the four men each reveal themselves to have character flaws that prevent them from fulfilling the conditions of the prophecy.

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Before famous people reached a point where they could be accused of accruing unearned plaudits, most of them did something to become famous.

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They won plaudits for motivating women to back independence despite traditionally lower levels of support than among men.

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But the plaudits and applause only really tell half the story.

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The rabbit warren nature of the layout also deserves some plaudits.

metro.co.uk