Ruido fuerte y continuo que hace mucha gente.
A loud continuous noise made by many people.
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El clamor del mercado nos despertó. — The clamor of the market woke us.
Hubo un clamor pidiendo su dimisión. — There was a clamor for his resignation.
Apenas podíamos hablar por encima del clamor. — We could barely talk over the clamor.
El clamor por unas tarifas más bajas se hizo más fuerte. — The clamor for lower fares grew louder.
El clamor de las gradas fue apagándose poco a poco. — The clamor in the stands slowly died down.
¿A qué viene ese clamor repentino para anular las nuevas normas? — Why the sudden clamor to cancel the new rules?
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