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reciter

/ri-sahyt/US // rɪˈsaɪt //UK // (rɪˈsaɪt) //

朗诵者,吟诵者,诵读者,背诵者

Related Words

declaim朗诵,朗诵会,朗读,朗朗上口repeat重复,复述,重述,重复说communicate传达,传达信息,传递,传达意见perform执行,进行,履行,演戏chant吟诵,吟唱,诵读,诵经explain解释,说明,解释一下,解说rehearse排练,预演,排演,排练时deliver交付,提供,送达,递送enumerate列举,枚举,枚举了,详述mention提及,提到,提,说起recount详述,叙事,叙述,复述reply回复,回答,答复,答问utter彻底的,彻底地,彻底解决,出声interpret解释,解读,翻译,诠释speak说,讲,讲话,说话reel off收线,收缩,收线期,收线时render渲染,呈现,渲染器,渲染的expatiate夸大其词,阐释,夸大其辞,阐释一下relate有关的,有关,有关方面,有关的问题describe描述,描写,描绘,形容

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    re·cit·ed, re·cit·ing.

    • : to repeat the words of, as from memory, especially in a formal manner: to recite a lesson.
    • : to repeat before an audience, as for entertainment.
    • : to give an account of: to recite one's adventures.
    • : to enumerate.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    re·cit·ed, re·cit·ing.

    • : to recite a lesson or part of a lesson for a teacher.
    • : to recite or repeat something from memory.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inorator
Synonyms
lecturer讲师,主讲人,演讲者,讲座preacher传道者,传教士,传道人,传道士public speaker公共演讲者,公开演讲者,公众演讲者,公众演说家lector征询者,牧师,征询员,征询师rhetorician修辞学家,修辞学家,辞赋家,修辞家sermonizer讲道者,说教者,布道者,讲道人declaimer免责声明,声明者,卸任者,免责条款pontificator论证员,论证者,论者,论理学家
as inreader
Synonyms
announcer播音员,播报员,报幕员,报告员elocutionist演说家,口才家,口才师,口才学家lector征询者,牧师,征询员,征询师lecturer讲师,主讲人,演讲者,讲座monologist单身主义者,单身人士,单身主义者,单纯的人rhetorician修辞学家,修辞学家,辞赋家,修辞家soliloquist独角戏演员,独语者,独白者,独角戏表演者
as inreader
Synonyms
anthology文集,选集,文选,选编bookworm书虫,书呆子,书蠹,书生editor编辑,编辑部,编者,编辑者elocutionist演说家,口才家,口才师,口才学家lector征询者,牧师,征询员,征询师lecturer讲师,主讲人,演讲者,讲座primer底漆,引子,入门级,底层的proofreader校对员,校对,校对人员,校对者scholar学者,学家,学人,学者们peruser使用者,用户,使用人,访客

Examples

  • Gorman will be reciting a new poem written for the moment, though we know it will “recognize an educator, a nurse, and a veteran for helping their communities during the coronavirus pandemic.”

  • He recites whole conversations with the surgeons who worked over 100 days to remove his right leg below the knee and half of his left foot, due to a horrific combination of trench foot and frostbite.

  • At first sight action, like that of Messia or the Arab reciter, might seem to make for freedom in narration.

  • At this point, unfortunately, the reciter's memory failed: hence we do not know the details of the rescue.

  • The spectacle of any real reciter, however self-possessed and decent, at his work, suffuses me with shame.

  • So far as the reciter was concerned, they were absolutely insincere clap-trap.

  • He was full of anecdote; and the humorous stories of the stage found in him a most amusing reciter.

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