How is the word clamor translated from Spanish to English
Ruido fuerte y confuso, sobre todo de gritos.
A loud, confused noise, especially shouting.
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Ruido fuerte y confuso, sobre todo de gritos.
A loud, confused noise, especially shouting.
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See how the word “clamor” is used in sentences
El clamor de la multitud resultaba abrumador. — The clamour from the crowd was overwhelming.
La multitud empezó a clamar justicia a gritos. — The crowd began to clamour for justice loudly.
El clamor popular por mejores condiciones laborales fue creciendo. — The clamour for better working conditions grew louder.
Oía el clamor al otro lado de mi ventana. — I could hear the clamour outside my window.
¿Por qué claman los estudiantes por más recursos? — Why do the students clamour for more resources?
Su clamor en la manifestación fue inspirador y contundente. — Her clamour at the rally was inspiring and powerful.
¿Por qué hay semejante clamor en el pasillo? — Why is there such a clamour in the hallway?
¿Puedes dejar de clamar durante la reunión? — Can you please stop clamouring during the meeting?
¿Los dirigentes escuchan el clamor popular? — Is the clamour from the public being heard by the leaders?
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