utterance

英 [ˈʌtərəns]

美 [ˈʌtərəns]

n.  用言语的表达; 说话; 话语; 言论

复数：utterances　

TOEFLIELTS医学

Collins.1 / BNC.4891 / COCA.12135

牛津词典

noun

• 用言语的表达；说话
  the act of expressing sth in words
  1. to give utterance to your thoughts
     把你的想法说出来
• 话语；言论
  something that you say
  1. one of her few recorded public utterances
     她仅有的几次公开讲话录音之一

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 言辞；言语；言论
  Someone'sutterancesare the things that they say.
  1. ...the Queen's public utterances.
     女王的公开讲话
  2. ...a host of admirers who hung on her every utterance.
     全神贯注地听她每一句话的一群仰慕者
• N-UNCOUNT 吐露；表达
  Utteranceis the expression in words of ideas, thoughts, and feelings.
  1. She could choose her own partner in matrimony, as long as she gave no utterance to her passions and emotions.
     只要她不表露她的激情和情感，她就可以选择自己的婚姻伴侣。

英英释义

noun

• the use of uttered sounds for auditory communication
  Synonym:vocalization

双语例句

• The intention of utterance is the basis of deduction for the participant speaker.
  话语意图是话语参与者推理的基础。
• This heroic utterance by Comrade Wang Jinxi voices the lofty aspirations of the workers and caders of Daqing and their families.
  王进喜同志的这句豪言壮语，表达了大庆工人、干部和家属的雄心壮志。
• He has a distinct utterance.
  他说话的诬蔑清晰。
• At the same time, it proposes its own view on the traditional judgment standard of wrong English utterance.
  同时，对传统的英语言语错误的评判标准提出自己的看法。
• He has recently given utterance to his views.
  他最近发表了他的见解。
• A low grumble or indistinct utterance.
  咕哝低声地嘟哝或者不清楚地说话。
• A loud utterance of emotion ( especially when inarticulate).
  带有感情的说出的响亮的话（特别是口齿不清时）。
• He was now ready to give utterance to his intentions.
  他现在准备说出自己的打算了。
• The utterance of intelligible speech.
  说出可以理解的语言。
• Give us the instant utterance that we may speak what You have shown us.
  赐给我们即时的口才，使我们能讲说你所给我们看见的。