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| 1. | Success would be the avoidance of catastrophe, hardly an achievement that invites acclaim. |
| 避免灾难就是胜利，这很难说是什么值得喝采的成就。 |
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| 2. | acclaim the winner of a race |
| 向赛跑得胜者喝采. |
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| 3. | The audience cheered. |
| 听众喝采。 |
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| 4. | To cause or Bring applause |
| 搏得喝采 |
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| 5. | Universal applause |
| 满堂喝采 |
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| 6. | To clap hands and shout"Bravo" |
| 拍手喝采 |
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| 7. | Round after round of cheers |
| 连番喝采 |
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| 8. | panic an audience |
| 引起观众喝采 |
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| 9. | win [meet with]applause |
| 博得喝采 |
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| 10. | Those who applauded are numerous |
| 喝采者众 |
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