Orations Meaning in English
word · lemma: oration
ɔˈɹeɪʃənz
aw-RAY-shunz
ɔːɹˈeɪʃənz
aw-RAY-shunz
Definição
Orations are formal speeches, usually given at important events or ceremonies.
Uso & Nuances
More formal and ceremonial than 'speech' or 'talk.' Often used in academic, religious, or state contexts. Common collocation: 'deliver an oration.' Rare in casual conversation. Not to be confused with 'oration' meaning prayer in some languages.
Spanish: discursos formales - oraciones (discursos solemnes)Portuguese (BR): orações (discursos) - discursos formaisPortuguese (PT): orações (discursos) - discursos formaisChinese (Simplified): 演说 - 正式致辞Chinese (Traditional): 演說 - 正式致辭Hindi: औपचारिक भाषण - प्रवचनArabic: خُطب رسمية - خطب احتفاليةBengali: ভাষণসমূহ - আনুষ্ঠানিক বক্তৃতাRussian: торжественные речиJapanese: 式辞 - 式典のスピーチVietnamese: bài diễn văn trang trọngKorean: 연설문 - 공식 연설Turkish: nutuklar - resmi konuşmalarUrdu: رسمی خطباتIndonesian: pidato resmi - orasi
Frases de Exemplo
The president gave two important orations this year.
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Many leaders prepare their orations for weeks.
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At ceremonies, students often deliver short orations.
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The graduation was long because of all the orations given by faculty and students.
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He’s famous for delivering powerful orations at public events.
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Honestly, those long orations bored half the audience.
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