Speeches Meaning in English
word · lemma: speech
/ˈspitʃəz/
SPEE-chiz
/spˈiːtʃɪz/
SPEE-chiz
释义
'Speeches' are formal talks or addresses given to an audience, usually to share information, ideas, or opinions.
用法与细微差别
Usually formal and prepared, given at ceremonies, conferences, or public events. Common collocations: 'give a speech,' 'make speeches,' 'public speeches.' Not to be confused with 'talks' (less formal).
Spanish: discursosPortuguese (BR): discursosPortuguese (PT): discursosChinese (Simplified): 演讲Chinese (Traditional): 演講Hindi: भाषणArabic: خطبBengali: ভাষণসমূহ - বক্তৃতাসমূহRussian: речиJapanese: スピーチ - 演説Vietnamese: bài phát biểuKorean: 연설Turkish: konuşmalarUrdu: تقریریںIndonesian: pidato
例句
Many students listened to the speeches at the graduation.
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She gave two speeches last week.
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The president’s speeches are often on TV.
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He always gets nervous before his speeches.
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Some politicians memorize their speeches, while others just speak from notes.
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Her wedding speeches had everyone laughing and crying.
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