How is the word clameur translated from French to English

Bruit fort et continu produit par de nombreuses personnes.

A loud continuous noise made by many people.

noun
English translation
Clamor

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  • La clameur du marché nous a réveillés. The clamor of the market woke us.

  • Une clameur réclamait sa démission. There was a clamor for his resignation.

  • Nous pouvions à peine parler par-dessus la clameur. We could barely talk over the clamor.

  • La clameur en faveur de tarifs plus bas s'est amplifiée. The clamor for lower fares grew louder.

  • La clameur dans les tribunes s'est peu à peu éteinte. The clamor in the stands slowly died down.

  • Pourquoi cette clameur soudaine pour annuler les nouvelles règles ? Why the sudden clamor to cancel the new rules?

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FAQ about “clameur”

How is “clameur” translated from French?
“clameur” translates into English as “Clamor”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “clameur” mean?
Meaning of “clameur”: Bruit fort et continu produit par de nombreuses personnes. In English — “Clamor”.
What part of speech is “clameur”?
“clameur” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “clameur”?
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