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pronounce

/pruh-nouns/US // prəˈnaʊns //UK // (prəˈnaʊns) //

宣称,宣读,宣告,宣称是

Related Words

utter彻底的,彻底地,彻底解决,出声speak说,讲,讲话,说话assert宣称,声称,宣称的,声称的deliver交付,提供,送达,递送proclaim宣扬,宣称,宣布,宣告sound声音,声响,音响,音效stress压力,压力大,压力过大vocalize发声,发出声音,发音,出声accent口音,腔调,口气,口腔enunciate阐明,发声,发音,发出声音articulate口齿伶俐,口齿伶俐的,善于表达的人,口齿清楚的verbalize口头表达,说出,口头表述,言语表达say说,表示,说道,说话voice声音,语音,话语权phonate语音,语音提示,语音信箱,语音识别decree法令,政令,法旨,判决drum鼓,转鼓,鼓声,鼓动affirm申明,肯定,确认,申报call呼叫,称呼,调用,打电话给judge法官,判断,审判员,评审

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    pro·nounced, pro·nounc·ing.

    • : to enunciate or articulate.
    • : to utter or sound in a particular manner in speaking: He pronounces his words indistinctly.
    • : to utter or articulate in the accepted or correct manner: I can't pronounce this word.
    • : to declare to be as specified: She pronounced it the best salmon she had ever tasted.
    • : to utter or deliver formally or solemnly: to pronounce sentence.
    • : to announce authoritatively or officially: The judge pronounced the defendant guilty.
    • : to indicate the pronunciation of by providing a phonetic transcription: This dictionary pronounces most of the words entered.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    pro·nounced, pro·nounc·ing.

    • : to pronounce words, phrases, etc.
    • : to make a statement or assertion, especially an authoritative statement: He was required to pronounce on the findings of his research.
    • : to give an opinion or decision: to pronounce on an important matter.
    • : to indicate the pronunciation of words: a spelling book that pronounces.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbannounce, declare
Forms: pronounced
Synonyms
assert宣称,声称,宣称的,声称的deliver交付,提供,送达,递送proclaim宣扬,宣称,宣布,宣告affirm申明,肯定,确认,申报blast爆炸,爆炸声,爆炸事件,爆破call呼叫,称呼,调用,打电话给decree法令,政令,法旨,判决drum鼓,转鼓,鼓声,鼓动judge法官,判断,审判员,评审mouth口,嘴,嘴巴,口部say说,表示,说道,说话trumpet喇叭,小号,喇叭口,喇叭声verbalize口头表达,说出,口头表述,言语表达sound off关闭声音,熄声,熄灭声音,关声spread around铺天盖地,铺天盖地的,散布在各地,散布在世界各地
verbproduce words vocally
Forms: pronounced
Synonyms
speak说,讲,讲话,说话utter彻底的,彻底地,彻底解决,出声accent口音,腔调,口气,口腔articulate口齿伶俐,口齿伶俐的,善于表达的人,口齿清楚的enunciate阐明,发声,发音,发出声音phonate语音,语音提示,语音信箱,语音识别say说,表示,说道,说话sound声音,声响,音响,音效stress压力,压力大,压力过大verbalize口头表达,说出,口头表述,言语表达vocalize发声,发出声音,发音,出声voice声音,语音,话语权

Examples

  • I think you’ll find that if you say the translations out loud, you’ll find that they’re pretty close to how the names are pronounced.

  • Police said Wright was shot multiple times in the head and body and was pronounced dead at the scene.

  • Israel Johnson, 20, of Fort Washington was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

  • The effect is particularly pronounced in kids, who are less likely to differentiate between bonds forged in the real world and those developed over the internet—since they’ve always had both.

  • Don’t worry—it’s way easier to find this muscle than to pronounce its name.

  • At the time Kristina still could not quite pronounce the "R" sound in Russian, but she made her meaning clear.

  • Never mind the word "bazaar," which you pronounce as "bizarre" and Hassan pronounces as "buzzer."

  • Then, Jessica Biel was very big around 2005-2010, and she had that scene in a bra in I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry.

  • “After what seemed an eternity, but probably was 15 seconds, the doctor said, ‘I pronounce this man dead,’” Gozik recalled.

  • The upper elite still try to pronounce judgments and lead, but fewer and fewer of those down below pay attention.

  • That persons competent to judge of their merit would in after years pronounce them of priceless value.

  • The danger which seemed so terrible to many honest friends of liberty he did not venture to pronounce altogether visionary.

  • The best way of scansion is perhaps to read despyt-e with final e, preserved by csura, and to pronounce Diane as Din'.

  • I think a prudent reader should pronounce as the judges do—Pater est is quern nuptiæ demonstrant.

  • The last act brings us to the great hall of the papal palace at Avignon, where the Pope is to pronounce judgment upon the Queen.

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