clamor

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clamor
[ˈklæmə(r)]
sustantivo
1griterío (m) clamor (m) (noise); demandas (f pl) (demands)(for de)
  • a clamor of protest -> una oleada de protestas
verbo intransitivo
2clamar (make noise)
  • to clamor for something -> clamar por algo (demand)

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clamor [kla-mi]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Gritar. (n)
  • To claim for justice -> clamar por justicia

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clamor [ˈklæməʳ]
noun
(US)
clamour

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clamor
masculine noun
1clamor

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clamor [clah-mor’]
noun
1Clamor, outcry, scream, shriek, cry. (m)
2Sound of passing bells. (m)
3The public voice. (m)

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clamor
sustantivo:masculino
1 (griterío) clamour; clamor; (EEUU) roar
el clamor de los espectadores the clamour roar of the spectators;o
un clamor de júbilo estalló en el aula el clamor de las sirenas que anunciaban el ataque
2 (protesta) outcry
un gran clamor contra la corrupción a great outcry against corruption
un clamor de justicia
este poema es un clamor contra la violencia this poem is a protest against death
el creciente clamor pidiendo su liberación las protestas aisladas son ya clamor popular
3 [de campana] toll

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