Definition
Plural of clamor; loud and persistent demands, complaints, or noises.
Etymology
From Latin 'clamor' via Old French, this can be either a plural noun (multiple instances of clamoring) or a present-tense third-person singular verb form.
Kelly Says
In journalism, you'll see 'clamors for action' used almost formulaically, but the metaphor is powerful—it treats public demand like an irresistible force of sound that must eventually be heard.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
አምላክን ይጠይቃል
a-mla-k'n yi-tay-qa-l
ARالعربية
الطلبات
al-tal-ba-at
DEDeutsch
beschwören
be-shvuer-en
ELΕλληνικά
να ζητάω
na zita-o
ESEspañol
alabar
a-la-bar
FAفارسی
درخواست
dar-khaast
FRFrançais
s'écrier
se-kʁi-e
GUGU
બોલાવવું
bo-la-av-vun
HEעברית
דרישות
de-resh-ot
HIहिन्दी
शोर मचाना
shoor ma-cha-na
HUMagyar
követel
ko-ve-tel
IDBahasa Indonesia
berteriak
ber-te-ri-ak
ITItaliano
urlare
ur-la-re
KMKM
ប្រើប្រាស់
pru-pra-su
MSBahasa Melayu
menuntut
men-tu-nut
NLNederlands
schreeuwen
schree-u-wen
PLPolski
krzyczeć
krzhy-che-ch
PTPortuguês
exigir
e-zi-gir
RUРусский
требования
tre-bo-va-niya
SWKiswahili
kuomba
koo-om-ba
TAதமிழ்
தேவைப்படுதல்
the-vai-ppa-d-thal
TEతెలుగు
డిమాండ్ చేయడం
di-maan-d che-ya-dam
TRTürkçe
savunmalar
sa-vun-mal-ar
UKУкраїнська
вимоги
vi-mo-hy
VITiếng Việt
kêu gọi
kêu-gọi