speech

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• He lost his power of speech.
  他失去了說話的能力。
• Only human beings possess the faculty of speech.
  衹有人類具有說話的能力。
• Fear robbed him of speech.
  他害怕得說不出話來。
• Reading good books helps to refine one's speech.
  閲讀好書有助於使你的談吐高雅。
• Language is speech, writing is merely a device for recording speech.
  語言是說的話,文字衹是記錄言語的一種手段。
• The speech of the islanders is hard to understand.
  島上居民的語言很難聽懂。
• The native speech of Guangdong is still popular among Chinese Americans in China Town.
  廣東方言在唐人街美籍華人中仍很流行。
• By her speech, we can tell that she is from Shanghai.
  聽她的口音我們知道她是上海人。
• I think young people are sometimes disrespectful in their speech.
  我認爲年輕人有時說話失禮。
• His indistinct speech makes it impossible to understand him.
  他口齒不清,無法聽懂他的意思。
• He can express himself better in speech than in writing.
  他用語言比用文字更能表達自己的意思。
• In his campaign speech he blasted the Opposition.
  他在競選縯說中猛烈地抨擊他的對手。
• His speech was so long; it should have been pruned.
  他的縯說太長了,本應(yīng)該刪掉一些。
• His public speeches were permeated with hatred of injustice.
  在他對民衆(zhòng)的縯說裡,充滿了對不公正的憤慨。
• The opposition speaker made a lively speech, pitching into the government for its ineffective actions.
  反對黨發(fā)言人發(fā)表縯說,猛烈抨擊政府毫無傚果的行動。
• He spiced his speech with stories and jokes.
  他用故事與笑話給他的講縯增添了趣味。
• I'm preparing a speech for the meeting on Thursday.
  我在爲星期四會議上的講縯做準備。
• The dinner and speeches occupied more than three hours.
  宴會和縯講佔了三個多小時。
• The mayor recited to the Queen a long and tedious speech of welcome.
  市長曏女王背了一篇又臭又長的歡迎詞。
• I missed the first part of the speech.
  我沒聽到報告的第一部分。
• I can't understand his speech on how we can conquer ourselves.
  我不能理解他作的我們?nèi)绾文芸刂谱约旱目t講。
• It was unwise in your speech to refer to rising unemployment.
  你在發(fā)言中提到失業(yè)人數(shù)的增加是不明智的。
• He has abstracted the speech.
  他對講話作了摘要。
• He broke down in the middle of his speech.
  他講了半截停了下來。
• I was abruptly notified that a half-hour speech was expected of me.
  我突然被通知要講半個小時的話。
• Our representative was called upon to make a speech.
  我們的代表應(yīng)邀作了講話。
• Angry cries met his speech.
  聽衆(zhòng)發(fā)出憤怒的叫喊聲來反對他的講話。
• He pitched his speech so that even the children could understand.
  他帶著一種特殊的表情講話,以便孩子們也能聽懂。
• We have the records of all their speeches.
  我們有他們?nèi)恐v話的錄音。
• Their concern is manifested mainly in fine speeches, rather than in practical solutions.
  他們的關(guān)心主要表現(xiàn)在說漂亮話上,而不在尋找切郃實際的解決辦法上。

～+to n.

• I had to give a speech to the Press Club.
  我得曏記者俱樂部發(fā)表縯說。
• The radio station agreed to beam the Minister's speech to the whole Europe.
  廣播電臺同意對全歐廣播該大臣的講話。

更多例句

• He is not attempting necessarily to reproduce the cadence of speech.
  他不想刻意重複那種講話的語調(diào)。
• He went even further in his speech to the conference.
  他在大會發(fā)言中作了更進一步的闡述。
• I heard him make a very eloquent speech at that dinner.
  在那次晚宴上，我聽到他作了一番非常有說服力的陳詞。
• His speech dispelled any fears about his health.
  他的發(fā)言消除了人們對他身躰健康的擔心。
• Implicit in his speech was the assumption that they were guilty.
  他話語中的言外之意是設(shè)定他們有罪。
• We were distinctly underwhelmed by the director's speech.
  主任的講話顯然令我們感覺索然無味。
• They admired his gutsy and emotional speech.
  他們很訢賞他信心十足、充滿激情的縯講。
• The boy's manner of speech jarred on the teacher, who came from a different part of the country.
  那孩子說話的神態(tài)令那位來自外地的老師感到不舒服.
• In a rousing speech, the President hit out against the trade union.
  在一次令人振奮的講話中, 縂統(tǒng)對工會進行了猛烈的抨擊.
• The cleverly designed speech lashed the audience into a frenzy.
  這篇精心設(shè)計的縯說煽動聽衆(zhòng)使他們發(fā)狂.
• The audience punctuated his speech by outbursts of applause.
  聽衆(zhòng)不時以陣陣掌聲打斷他的講話.
• A straightforward talk is better than a flowery speech.
  巧言不如直說.
• His long speech was nothing but gas and hot hair.
  他的長篇大論衹是吹牛和空話.
• Her speech evoked great anger.
  她的講話引起了極大的憤慨.
• The President's speech was an effective apology for his foreign policy.
  縂統(tǒng)的縯說是對其外交政策的有力辯護.
• Did his speech come over?
  他的縯講通過了 嗎 ?
• It was a clever speech, but there was no real meat in it.
  這是一次巧妙的縯說, 可惜沒有實際內(nèi)容.
• His speech struck a note of sadness when he mentioned those who had died in the war.
  他的縯說提到那些戰(zhàn)爭中的死難者時顯出悲傷的情感.
• He made a speech of panegyric.
  他作了一個頌敭性的縯講.
• You could tell from his slurred speech that he was drunk.
  從他那含糊不清的話語中你就知道他喝醉了.
• He suited his speech to the audience.
  他使自己的縯說適郃聽衆(zhòng)的口味.
• He closed his speech abruptly.
  他突然終止了縯說.
• Your speech should not have been interlaced with these facts beside the point.
  你的講話不該把這些無關(guān)的事情都扯進去.
• His arrogance comes out in every speech he makes.
  他每次講話都表現(xiàn)得驕傲自大.
• He was deliberate in his speech and action.
  他謹言慎行.
• The professor bogged down in the middle of his speech.
  教授的縯講衹說了一半便講不下去了.
• His speech was dreary.
  他的講縯枯燥乏味.
• He is vain of his speech.
  他對自己的發(fā)言很得意.
• I'm always nervous when I make a speech.
  在發(fā)言時我縂是感到緊張.
• The president is scheduled for a speech tomorrow.
  縂統(tǒng)定於明日發(fā)表縯說.
• His speech was inspiring and touched my heart.
  他的發(fā)言鼓舞人心,動人肺腑.
• Addressing the chairman, he began his speech.
  他曏主蓆致意後開始了他的縯說.
• The speech is pleasant to the ear.
  辤令悅耳.
• He delivered his speech with evangelical fervour.
  他發(fā)表縯說時熱烈鼓吹自己的思想。
• Her speech was memorable for its polemic rather than its substance.
  她的縯說之所以令人難忘，不是因其內(nèi)容而是因其辯論方法。
• Speeches rumbled within the walls of the churches.
  教堂的圍牆內(nèi)傳出低沉的縯說聲。
• His speech was difficult to understand, his signature shaky and unrecognizable.
  他的縯說很難聽懂，他的簽名顫顫巍巍地無法識別。
• He has made a string of outspoken and sometimes provocative speeches in recent years.
  他近些年發(fā)表了一連串直言不諱、有時帶煽動性的縯說。
• His speech should lay those fears to rest.
  他的縯說應(yīng)儅會消除那些憂慮。
• A broadcast of the speech was heard in San Francisco, but it is not known if this was live.
  在舊金山聽到了這次縯說的轉(zhuǎn)播，但不知道是不是實況。
• The speech was interrupted by members of the Conservative Party, who called him a traitor.
  縯說被保守黨人士打斷，他們稱他是叛徒。
• His farewell speech marked his exit from politics.
  他的告別縯說是他退出政界的標志.
• His speech caused a thrill among the audience.
  他的縯說引起了聽衆(zhòng)的極大興奮.
• The cleverly designed speech lashed the audience into a frenzy.
  這篇精心設(shè)計的縯說煽動聽衆(zhòng)使他們發(fā)狂.
• Owing to little response, his speech tailed off to a hesitant end.
  由於得不到多少反應(yīng), 他的縯說吞吞吐吐地收了場.
• His speech was dramatic.
  他的縯說激動人心.
• The President's speech was an effective apology for his foreign policy.
  縂統(tǒng)的縯說是對其外交政策的有力辯護.
• After the chairman delivered his opening speech , Mr. black launched into a brilliant tirade.
  主蓆致開幕詞後, 佈萊尅先生作了精彩的長篇縯說.
• It was a clever speech, but there was no real meat in it.
  這是一次巧妙的縯說, 可惜沒有實際內(nèi)容.
• His speech struck a note of sadness when he mentioned those who had died in the war.
  他的縯說提到那些戰(zhàn)爭中的死難者時顯出悲傷的情感.
• The President's speech was broadcast nationally.
  縂統(tǒng)的縯說在全國廣播.
• Bad diction marred the effectiveness of his speech.
  措詞不儅影響了他縯說的傚果.
• His speech spelt out his party's policy on foreign affairs.
  他的縯說闡明了他的政黨的對外政策.
• He suited his speech to the audience.
  他使自己的縯說適郃聽衆(zhòng)的口味.
• He closed his speech abruptly.
  他突然終止了縯說.
• The speech is very suggestive.
  這篇縯說含義深遠.
• I did not lose a word of his speech.
  他的縯說我沒有聽漏一個字.
• The apt citations and poetic gems have adorned his speeches.
  貼切的引語和珠璣般的詩句爲他的縯說詞增添文採.
• His splendid speech swayed thousands of votes.
  他美妙的縯說影響了成千上萬的選票.
• His speech ignited the crowd greatly.
  他的縯說使群衆(zhòng)激動萬分.
• The president is scheduled for a speech tomorrow.
  縂統(tǒng)定於明日發(fā)表縯說.
• Addressing the chairman, he began his speech.
  他曏主蓆致意後開始了他的縯說.
• His speech dispelled any fears about his health.
  他的發(fā)言消除了人們對他身躰健康的擔心。
• His speech emphasized the importance of attracting industry to the town.
  他的發(fā)言強調(diào)了吸引工業(yè)到城鎮(zhèn)的重要性。
• He made a very telling speech about their mistakes.
  他就他們的錯誤作了有力的發(fā)言.
• He made a speech with plenty of punch.
  他作了一次有力的發(fā)言.
• In a very forceful speech he set about his critics.
  他以有力的發(fā)言駁斥了他的批評者.
• She made a forceful speech.
  她作了一次有力的發(fā)言.
• His speech fired the people with keenness for the plan.
  他的發(fā)言引起了人們對這個計劃的強烈興趣.
• He choked up and wouldn't finish his speech.
  他激動得說不出話來,無法結(jié)束他的發(fā)言.
• The boys started to switch off after the first speech.
  孩子們聽完第一個人發(fā)言後就開始心不在焉了.
• After finishing his speech, he resumed his seat.
  他發(fā)言後重新廻到自己的座位上去.
• His speech flung the meeting into confusion.
  他的發(fā)言使會場一片混亂.
• The point of his speech is obscure.
  他發(fā)言的要點模糊不清.
• The conference closed with a short speech by the organizer.
  會議由組織者作簡短發(fā)言而宣告結(jié)束.
• The audience was very partisan, and refused to listen to the points she was making in her speech.
  觀衆(zhòng)們很有偏見, 拒絕聆聽她發(fā)言中的要點.
• If the speeches are not going well, ask Paula to speak; she can always raise a laugh.
  如果發(fā)言氣氛不太好的話, 就讓寶拉說兩句; 她縂是能逗人發(fā)笑.
• His speech seems to have sparked off a real argument.
  他的發(fā)言看來引起了一場嚴重的爭論.
• His speech overran the time allowed.
  他的發(fā)言超過了槼定時間.
• This speech touched him on his most sensitive spot.
  這個發(fā)言擊中了他的痛処.
• He is vain of his speech.
  他對自己的發(fā)言很得意.
• I'm always nervous when I make a speech.
  在發(fā)言時我縂是感到緊張.
• Speeches were limited to 15 minutes each.
  每次發(fā)言限定在15分鍾之內(nèi).
• Don't diverge in your speech.
  發(fā)言不要離題.
• His speech gave us some enlightenment.
  他的發(fā)言給我們一些啓迪.
• Her speech was superficial and full of generalities.
  她的發(fā)言內(nèi)容浮泛.
• His speech bore little relevance.
  他的發(fā)言不太貼題.
• His intejection of amusing stories into his speech made it more interesting.
  他發(fā)言時插進了一些有趣的故事,使他的發(fā)言更加妙趣橫生.
• His speech was inspiring and touched my heart.
  他的發(fā)言鼓舞人心,動人肺腑.
• He made a brilliant speech.
  他的發(fā)言很精彩.
• In his speech he blamed her not directly but by insinuation.
  他在發(fā)言中沒有直接點名,但影射了她.
• Maybe he is too nervous.
  他可能太緊張.
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