clamour
意味: A loud and insistent outcry, especially from a large number of people demanding something; also the act of making such demands vocally.
Clamour (British spelling; 'clamor' in American English) implies a collective, noisy demand — a chorus of voices pressing for action. It is extensively used in political journalism to describe public pressure on governments, institutions, or individuals. As a verb, 'to clamour for' means to demand loudly and persistently. The word carries connotations of urgency and sometimes disorder, though it does not necessarily imply violence. It collocates with 'public,' 'growing,' 'for,' 'against,' and 'voices.'
例文
- The growing clamour for an independent inquiry forced the government to announce a full judicial review. 日益高涨的独立调查呼声迫使政府宣布进行全面司法审查。El creciente clamor por una investigación independiente obligó al Gobierno a anunciar una revisión judicial completa.独立した調査を求める声の高まりにより、政府は全面的な司法審査の実施を発表せざるを得なくなった。독립적인 조사를 요구하는 목소리가 높아지면서 정부는 전면적인 사법 심사 실시를 발표하지 않을 수 없었다.
- Residents clamoured for action after a third flooding incident in as many months. 三个月内发生第三次洪灾后,居民们强烈要求采取行动。Los vecinos clamaron por que se actuase tras un tercer episodio de inundaciones en otros tantos meses.3か月で3度目の浸水被害を受け、住民たちは対策を声高に要求した。3개월 만에 세 번째 침수 피해를 겪은 후, 주민들은 대책을 목소리 높여 요구했다.
- Amidst the clamour of competing demands, the chancellor attempted to set out a coherent economic strategy. 在各方竞相提出要求的喧嚣中,财政大臣试图提出一套连贯的经济战略。En medio del clamor de demandas contrapuestas, el canciller intentó exponer una estrategia económica coherente.競合する要求が飛び交う喧騒の中で、財務大臣は一貫した経済戦略を打ち出そうとした。경쟁하는 요구들이 빗발치는 소란 속에서, 재무장관은 일관된 경제 전략을 제시하려 했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: academic, general
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin clamor (a shout, outcry), from clamare (to cry out). Entered English through Old French clamour in the 14th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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