declaimed

declaimed

美 [dɪˈkleɪm] 　英 [dɪˈkleɪmd]

• v.巧辩；雄辩；(口若悬河地)演说；朗读
• 网络朗诵

词形变化

现在分词：declaiming  过去式：declaimed  第三人称单数：declaims  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 巧辩;雄辩 2. (口若悬河地)演说;朗读,朗诵 3. (用激动的语气)攻击 4. 大声说话 5. 说明,宣布,表示

英英解释

v.	1. to make a formal or theatrical speech or statement about something 2. to deliver a recitation 3. to say something, especially in a formal or impressive way

例句

they were accompanied on the flute, and then declaimed without any music at all.

陪同他们的长笛，然后在没有任何音乐declaimed在所有。

Now he, who once declaimed against authorities, is himself an authority, and the young men venerate him, and fear him.

现在一时曾辩讲是反权威的他，他自己是权威了，而且年轻人们尊敬他，畏惧他。

We encounter each other in words, words spiny or smooth, whispered or declaimed; words to consider, reconsider.

我们彼此在词语中相遇，多刺或光滑的词语，喃喃低语或慷慨陈词；推敲、再推敲的词语。

The politician declaimed his speech to a large audience .

这个政客对大批听众高声激情地演说。

The speaker declaimed against the government's new law.

演说者攻击政府颁布的新法令。

Mr Chilingarov himself declaimed: "The Arctic is ours and we should manifest our -presence. "

奇林加罗夫先生自己则宣称：“北极是我们的领土，我们必须表明自己的存在。”

And at the same time, he declaimed the government leaded by Shuibian Chen.

同时，李敖抨击了陈水扁政府。