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Definition of claque - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
theaterRare group hired to applaud at a performanceRare
- The claque was ready to cheer loudly during the premiere..
2.
admirationRare group of fawning admirersRare
- The celebrity was always surrounded by a claque.
Origin of claque
French, claque (applause)
Examples of claque in a sentence
A claque was hired to ensure the play's success. The politician's claque applauded every word he said. Her claque followed her to every event.
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- French:claque, groupe d'admirateurs, ...
- German:Klatschergruppe, Bewunderergruppe, ...
- Italian:claque, ...
- Spanish:claque, séquito de admiradores, ...
- Portuguese:claque, ...
- Chinese:叫好团, 追捧者, ...
- Japanese:拍手喝采するグループ, 取り巻き, ...
- Arabic:فِرْقَة التَّصْفِيق المُسْتَأجَرَة, زُمْرَة مُتَمَلِّقين, ...
- Hebrew:קְלַקָּה, קְלָאקָה, ...
- Russian:клака, группа поклонников, ...
- Ukrainian:клакери, група підлабузників, ...
- Hindi:प्रशंसक समूह, चापलूस समूह, ...
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