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proclaiming

/proh-kleym, pruh-/US // proʊˈkleɪm, prə- //UK // (prəˈkleɪm) //

宣称,宣布,宣扬,宣告

Related Words

affirm申明,肯定,确认,申报publish发布,出版,发表,公布indicate表示,显示,表明,指示demonstrate展示,显示,示范,显示出announce宣布,公布,通报,布告profess声言,声望,声名狼藉,声名远播trumpet喇叭,小号,喇叭口,喇叭声declare声明,宣布,申报,宣告exhibit展览,展品,展出,展现vent通风口,发泄,通气孔,通气口stump树桩,残端,残枝败叶,残枝show显示,展示,显示出,表明evidence证据,证据显示,证据表明evince唤醒,唤起,唤回,唤起人们的兴趣utter彻底的,彻底地,彻底解决,出声illustrate图解,图示,说明,图解说明ventilate换气,通风,通气,抽风disseminate散发,传播,宣传,流传mark纪念,纪念品,纪念碑,纪念意义call呼叫,称呼,调用,打电话给

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to announce or declare in an official or formal manner: to proclaim war.
    • : to announce or declare in an open or ostentatious way: to proclaim one's opinions.
    • : to indicate or make known publicly or openly.
    • : to extol or praise publicly: Let them proclaim the Lord.
    • : to declare subject to particular legal restrictions.
    • : to declare to be an outlaw, evildoer, or the like.
    • : to denounce or prohibit publicly.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to make a proclamation.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbadvertise, make known
Synonyms
affirm申明,肯定,确认,申报announce宣布,公布,通报,布告declare声明,宣布,申报,宣告demonstrate展示,显示,示范,显示出indicate表示,显示,表明,指示profess声言,声望,声名狼藉,声名远播publish发布,出版,发表,公布trumpet喇叭,小号,喇叭口,喇叭声annunciate宣布,告知,宣称,报道blast爆炸,爆炸声,爆炸事件,爆破blaze炽热,火焰,炽热的气氛,炽热的火焰blazon烺光,烺耀,烺光光,烺光光辉broadcast广播,广播报道,广播节目,广播电台call呼叫,称呼,调用,打电话给circulate传阅,流传,流通,循环disseminate散发,传播,宣传,流传enunciate阐明,发声,发音,发出声音evidence证据,证据显示,证据表明evince唤醒,唤起,唤回,唤起人们的兴趣exhibit展览,展品,展出,展现expound阐释,阐述,阐发,阐明herald预报,预示,预示着,预言家illustrate图解,图示,说明,图解说明manifest彰显,体现在,体现,表现mark纪念,纪念品,纪念碑,纪念意义promulgate颁布,颁授,颁发,颁行show显示,展示,显示出,表明spiel脚本,脚本脚本,脚本的内容spout喷嘴,喷出口,喷出,喷出器stump树桩,残端,残枝败叶,残枝utter彻底的,彻底地,彻底解决,出声vent通风口,发泄,通气孔,通气口ventilate换气,通风,通气,抽风voice声音,语音,话语权get on a soapbox站到肥皂盒上,站到讲台上,上讲台,站到讲坛上give out放出,放出了,发放,放出消息ostend奥斯丁,奥斯曼,奥斯滕,奥斯滕德pass the word传话,传递信息,传递消息,传递讯息shoot off mouth脱口而出,口无遮拦,脱口秀,饶舌shout out喊话,呐喊,呼喊,呐喊声sound off关闭声音,熄声,熄灭声音,关声spread it around传播开来,散播开来,传播出去,散播出去

Examples

  • This book is a stunning look at how societal systems connect history to the present, for better or worse, and how warped the message around the truth can become when those in power can’t tell their story or proclaim their injustices en masse.

  • Mayor Kevin Faulconer, Supervisor Greg Cox and others convened business leaders and proclaimed that San Diego was ready to reopen.

  • Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg tried to explain on Friday why his company waited a day to remove the account of a self-proclaimed militia group that called for violence against protesters in Kenosha, Wis.

  • Emmanuel Macron of France solemnly proclaimed that “we are at war.”

  • World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab proclaimed that business now had to “fully embrace stakeholder capitalism,” and the theme of the 2020 Davos conference became “Stakeholders for a Cohesive and Sustainable World.”

  • The loftiest noses among the winemakers inhale the finest of scents from the tasting glass and proclaim another masterpiece.

  • Headlines big and small proclaim the bracing news: democratization, as a global project, is over.

  • Top it with sweet and savory goop, and proclaim a new era in the world of pizza.

  • We stop at a souvenir stand to buy buttons that proclaim I RODE IT!

  • How can we proclaim Christ to a generation that is changing?

  • Stung to the soul, Louis threw himself at her feet, to proclaim his innocence of all these inferences, before heaven and her.

  • He paused; and hastily wrote a few lines, to say that parent still lived, and would yet proclaim himself with honour to the world.

  • Mademoiselle affected for her gaoler a most unconquerable aversion, and this she took pains to proclaim.

  • Certain houses, like certain persons, manage somehow to proclaim at once their character for evil.

  • To go back on it, and at the eleventh hour, would proclaim him weak and vacillating, and the effect might be as Strachan said.

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