eclat
51éclat — é|clat [ eı kla ] noun uncount LITERARY very great success that everyone knows about …
52éclat — see SLAT …
53éclat — Brilliant display or effect, notable success, renown …
54eclat — n. big success, triumph; successful effect; renown; pretentious display …
55eclat — cleat …
56éclat — [eɪ klα:] noun brilliant display or effect. ↘social distinction or conspicuous success. Origin C17: from Fr., from éclater burst out …
57éclat — n. 1. Acclamation, applause, plaudit, burst of applause. 2. Brilliancy, splendor, show, pomp, lustre, effect, striking effect …
58eclat — n 1. glory, renown, fame, famousness, eminence, celebrity, celebratedness; prestige, high repute, reputation. 2. acclamation, acclaim, ovation, standing ovation, plaudits, round of applause, applause, Inf. hand; praise, kudos, approval. 3.… …
59éclat — UK [eɪˈklɑː] / US [eɪˈklɑ] noun [uncountable] literary very great success that everyone knows about …
60éclat — é•clat [[t]eɪˈklɑ[/t]] n. 1) brilliance of success, reputation, etc 2) showy or elaborate display 3) acclamation; acclaim • Etymology: 1665–75; < F: fragment, flash, brilliance, OF esclat, n. der. of esclater to burst, break violently …