clamor in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for clamor in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.clamor, clamour Brit [Am ˈklæmər, Brit ˈklamə] N U

1. clamor (noise):

clamor

clamor m

2. clamor (outcry):

clamor

clamor m

clamor for/against sth the clamor for increased subsidies

las voces que reclamaban un aumento en las subvenciones

the public clamor against her appointment

el clamor popular contra su nombramiento

II.clamor, clamour Brit [Am ˈklæmər, Brit ˈklamə] VB intr

clamor

gritar

the children started clamoring to go home

los niños empezaron a gritar que se querían ir a casa

to clamor for sth to clamor for justice

clamar por justicia

some elements are already clamoring for war

algunos sectores ya están pidiendo guerra a gritos

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quieten down rumors/clamor

acallar

Translations for clamor in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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griterío

clamor Am

clamor

clamor Am

el clamor de la multitud

the clamor o roar of the crowd

fragor

clamor Am

el fragor de la batalla

the din o clamor of battle

gritería

clamor Am

vocerío

clamor Am

clamar por algo

to clamor* for sth

clamor in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for clamor in the English»Spanish Dictionary

clamor [Am ˈklæmɚ] N Am

clamor → clamour

See also clamour

I.clamour [ˈklæməʳ, Am -ɚ] Brit VB intr (demand loudly)

clamour

pedir a gritos

clamour

clamar

II.clamour [ˈklæməʳ, Am -ɚ] Brit N

clamour

clamor m

Translations for clamor in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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vocerío

clamor Am

algazara

clamor Am

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Higher education has become a requirement for earning a stable living, and businesses have begun clamoring for a more educated workforce.

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It satisfies the popular clamor for a government supervision of the railroads, at the same time that supervision is almost entirely nominal.

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The stories were immediately popular, and the public clamored for more.

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The sheiks enjoined the people to close their shops, and the soldiers clamored for pay.

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However, parents soon clamored for the reopening of classes and in 1992, funds were raised.

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A single voice raises the clamor of being (35).

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Women's groups have clamored for divorce to be made legal but all attempts to ratify it into law have failed in the past.

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As in 1672 the people started clamoring for a restoration of the stadtholderate.

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The kids are all for pulling pranks and generally causing a clamor around the apartment colony.

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His decision to escalate was certainly not a decision his supporters were clamoring for.

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