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The new act went down a storm. Her speech went down a storm with the audience. The new menu went down a storm.

Go down a storm

To be extremely well-received or popular. When something is hugely successful with an audience. The 'storm' suggests the enthusiasm of the reception.

Slang Term BritishAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Significado: To be extremely well-received or popular.

大受欢迎，非常受追捧。

Ser extremadamente bien recibido o popular.

非常に好評を博す、大人気になる。

엄청난 호평을 받다, 대인기를 끌다.

When something is hugely successful with an audience. The 'storm' suggests the enthusiasm of the reception.

某事在观众中大获成功。'storm（风暴）'暗示热烈的反响。

Cuando algo tiene un enorme éxito con el público. La 'tormenta' sugiere el entusiasmo de la recepción.

観客に大成功すること。「storm（嵐）」は熱狂的な反応を示唆する。

무언가가 관객에게 엄청난 성공을 거둘 때 사용하는 표현. 'storm(폭풍)'이 열광적인 반응의 정도를 나타낸다.

Significado literal: Be received with stormy applause

The new act went down a storm.
新节目大受欢迎
El nuevo espectáculo fue un exitazo
新しい出し物は大好評だった
새 공연은 엄청난 호평을 받았다.
Her speech went down a storm with the audience.
她的演讲在观众中引起轰动
Su discurso fue un bombazo entre el público
彼女のスピーチは聴衆に大受けだった
그녀의 연설은 청중에게 대호평이었다.
The new menu went down a storm.
新菜单大受欢迎
El nuevo menú fue un éxito rotundo
新メニューは大人気だった
새 메뉴는 대인기였다.

/ɡəʊ daʊn ə stɔːm/

Contexto: performance, reception, popularity

Tono: enthusiastic, pleased

Was very popular
Was very popular（太普通）
Was very popular（menos expresivo）
Was very popular（平凡すぎる）
Was very popular (너무 평범함)
Was well-received
Was well-received（太正式）
Was well-received（demasiado formal）
Was well-received（堅すぎる）
Was well-received (너무 격식체)

From a storm of applause.

Etimología: British

Primera vez registrado: 20th century

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Entertainment reviews; British TV

Regional notes: British and Australian expression.

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