Definition of plaudite in English:

plaudite

noun ˈplɔːdɪtiːˈplaʊdɪteɪ

rare

1An appeal for applause at the end of a play, etc.
2Plaudit.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Buggbears. From classical Latin plauditē applaud! 2nd plural imperative of plaudere plaud, the customary appeal for applause made by Roman actors at the end of a play.

Definition of plaudite in US English:

plaudite

noun

rare

1An appeal for applause at the end of a play, etc.
2Plaudit.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Buggbears. From classical Latin plauditē applaud! 2nd plural imperative of plaudere plaud, the customary appeal for applause made by Roman actors at the end of a play.

词汇	plaudite
释义	Definition of plaudite in English: plaudite noun ˈplɔːdɪtiːˈplaʊdɪteɪ rare 1An appeal for applause at the end of a play, etc. 2Plaudit. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Buggbears. From classical Latin plauditē applaud! 2nd plural imperative of plaudere plaud, the customary appeal for applause made by Roman actors at the end of a play. Definition of plaudite in US English: plaudite noun rare 1An appeal for applause at the end of a play, etc. 2Plaudit. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Buggbears. From classical Latin plauditē applaud! 2nd plural imperative of plaudere plaud, the customary appeal for applause made by Roman actors at the end of a play.
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