standing ovation

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'I'm very happy to be here with you all, ' said Mr. Jobs as he received a standing ovation.
喬布斯受到了與會(huì)人士的長(zhǎng)時(shí)間起立鼓掌歡迎，他說(shuō)，“我非常高興在這里與你們大家見(jiàn)面?！?/li>
Rowling's speech lasted 21 minutes, and the standing ovation afterward went on for almost two.
羅琳德演講持續(xù)了21分鐘，而后來(lái)的熱烈鼓掌幾乎持續(xù)了它的兩倍。
A surprise appearance by Billy Crystal, considered by many to be the best Oscar host over the past 20 years, earned a standing ovation.
被認(rèn)為是過(guò)去20年最優(yōu)秀的奧斯卡主持人的比利?克里斯托出人意料的到場(chǎng)，贏得了全體起立熱烈歡迎。

And I think more than that, you may not remember, there was an absolute, unqualified and spontaneous standing ovation for what Mr.Mandela said.
"As Wooden enters the playing court, he receives a standing ovation from an overflow crowd and true to the Wooden tradition, on the outside everything appears calm."
His speech drew a standing ovation from his party deputies.

He received a standing ovation from the crowd, and the game resumed after an 11-minute delay.
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an occasion when the people in an audience stand up to clap at the end of a performance or speech because they liked it very much

If a speaker or performer gets a standing ovation when they have finished speaking or performing, the audience stands up to clap in order to show its admiration or support.