英语词汇“speech”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

speechspeech /spitʃ/ noun 1 an occasion when someone talks about a subject to a group of people (nouns)► speech

an occasion when someone talks about a subject in a formal way to a group of people, for example at an official meeting:

The bride’s father usually gives a speech at a wedding.

President Kennedy made a famous speech in which he said: “Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country.”

► talk

a short speech about one subject. A talk is done in a less formal way than a speech:

The students have to give a talk to the rest of the class about a book they have read.

► lecture

a talk about a subject, especially to students at a university:

The lecture was about Mark Twain’s novel “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.”

► sermon

a talk about a religious subject, given by a priest or minister in church:

The sermon in church this week was about the need for forgiveness.

► presentation

a talk in which you explain or describe something to a group of people, for example a new idea or product for your company:

At the end of his presentation, the chairman asked if there were any questions.

► address

a formal speech to a group of people, especially one by a leader on an important occasion:

In his address to Congress, the President talked about the need to create more jobs.

2 to talk about a subject for a group of people (verbs)► give a speech also make a speech

to talk about a subject in a formal way to a group of people:

When the senator visited the university, he gave a speech to all the students.

► speak

to give a speech at an event such as a meeting or funeral:

Professor Altman will be speaking at the conference.

► address

to give a speech to a large group of people:

She stepped up to the microphone and addressed the crowd.

► lecture AWL also give a lecture

to give a formal talk about a subject to a group of people, especially to teach them about it:

He has written and lectured on the subject of early jazz.

➔ You can also use lecture to mean "to talk to someone in a serious way about how he or she should behave": His dad lectured him about the dangers of drugs.

► preach

to give a speech on a religious subject in church:

The minister preached a sermon about love.

单词	speech
例句	speechspeech /spitʃ/ noun 1 an occasion when someone talks about a subject to a group of people (nouns)► speech an occasion when someone talks about a subject in a formal way to a group of people, for example at an official meeting: The bride’s father usually gives a speech at a wedding. President Kennedy made a famous speech in which he said: “Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country.” ► talk a short speech about one subject. A talk is done in a less formal way than a speech: The students have to give a talk to the rest of the class about a book they have read. ► lecture a talk about a subject, especially to students at a university: The lecture was about Mark Twain’s novel “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.” ► sermon a talk about a religious subject, given by a priest or minister in church: The sermon in church this week was about the need for forgiveness. ► presentation a talk in which you explain or describe something to a group of people, for example a new idea or product for your company: At the end of his presentation, the chairman asked if there were any questions. ► address a formal speech to a group of people, especially one by a leader on an important occasion: In his address to Congress, the President talked about the need to create more jobs. 2 to talk about a subject for a group of people (verbs)► give a speech also make a speech to talk about a subject in a formal way to a group of people: When the senator visited the university, he gave a speech to all the students. ► speak to give a speech at an event such as a meeting or funeral: Professor Altman will be speaking at the conference. ► address to give a speech to a large group of people: She stepped up to the microphone and addressed the crowd. ► lecture AWL also give a lecture to give a formal talk about a subject to a group of people, especially to teach them about it: He has written and lectured on the subject of early jazz. ➔ You can also use lecture to mean "to talk to someone in a serious way about how he or she should behave": His dad lectured him about the dangers of drugs. ► preach to give a speech on a religious subject in church: The minister preached a sermon about love.
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