1, please raise your hand if you have heard my class, and raise your hand if you haven't? Please raise your hand if you didn't raise your hand just now. Old classmates who have attended classes give encouragement to new classmates, because they are partners who like learning very much. There is an old saying in China: We freshmen will give encouragement to our old classmates in return for a peach, because their learning spirit is worth learning.

2. Once the audience woke up from the performance two minutes after the end of Vienna Hall and applauded warmly, but the performer had already stepped down. It's too bad, so the applause can't wait. Let today's tragedy in Vienna never happen again, okay? Clap if you want!

3. Thanks to the partners who just applauded. Although it is difficult to sing with one hand, I believe it can also arouse everyone's enthusiasm, right? Anyone who applauds knows ...

Anyone who applauds, I promise you one year's wealth ... three years ... five years, but I don't count, hehe.

There are applause all over the world. Thunder is the applause of clouds, and roar is the applause of machines. Let me experience the applause of the speech, ok?

6. Friends, it is said that the people who often applaud are heads, teachers, captains, county heads, mayors, governors and chairmen! Come on, put out your golden palm, silver palm, copper palm, zinc palm, iron sand palm, rich palm, Tathagata palm and dragon palm. Please welcome our teacher You ... to make a grand entrance!

Ladies and gentlemen, today we are going to listen to a first-class speech or a third-class speech. A first-class speech needs a first-class audience, and a first-class audience has first-class applause. Let me hear your first-class applause, okay ... no way! Applaud yourself for being so stingy.

8. I have a shortcoming, that is, I blush when there are many people. When I blush, I get nervous. When I'm nervous, I don't know. I heard that clapping can eliminate tension.

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"Applause" is explained in the dictionary as follows: Drum means beating, clapping and bouncing, such as clapping. Palm, which means slap, palm. Applause, sometimes welcome, sometimes encourage, sometimes affirm and support, and sometimes thank you. Applause has become the most common collective movement in public places.

Since the reform and opening up, since the market economy, applause has spawned some new words, which are frequently used, so please applaud. Generally speaking, performers ask the audience to applaud or applaud. The usual expressions are "Please give me some applause" and "Do you want more applause?" A few of them are more playful: "Where is the applause?" "If the applause is more enthusiastic, I will sing another song."

Take the lead-that is, take the lead in clapping, and also refer to the person who takes the lead in clapping. Leading singer is called leading singer, reading aloud is called leading reading, dancing is called leading dance, running is called leading singer ... Clapping hands is called holding hands.