释义
(of election, agreement, etc.)by overwhelming vocal approval and without ballot
（选举、协议等不经投票而以口头方式）通过，赞成。
〈加〉（选举）作为惟一候选人当选。
双语例句
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At first it looked like I was going to win by acclamation.
起初看起来我会以口头表决的方式获胜。
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For each one who came to power singing by acclamation.
为每一位上台唱歌的人鼓掌。
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The decision was given by a show of hands (AEschylus, The Suppliants) or by acclamation.
决定是用举手（埃斯库罗斯的《求援女》）或欢呼通过的。
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Companies, in turn, should aim for "control by acclamation" rather than control by total ownership.
公司如果想掌握项目的控制权，应该以赞成或反对的方式，而不是独自占有项目的所有权。
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Augustine's ordination, unexpectedly forced upon him by popular acclamation during a visit to Hippo in 391, brought about a fundamental change in his life and thought.
奥古斯丁的协调，没想到强加在他的鼓掌欢迎访问期间，河马在391，带来了根本的改变，他的生活和思想。