declamation

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

His ecstatic declamation of the sonorous rhythm was enough for me.
他朗誦時的那種洪亮的節(jié)奏，那種心醉神迷，對我已足夠了。
"As his final declamation in the well of Congress," Gormley wrote, "the dishonored representative declared, 'God Bless America.
葛姆雷在書中寫道：“在國會上他做了最后的宣告，這個無恥的參議員說：上帝保佑美國吧”。
In the impetuous declamation of English poetry by Akshay Chowdhury, our initiator into English literature, there was the wildness of intoxication.
阿卡什?喬杜里是我們的英國文學(xué)傳授者，在他狂熱奔放的英國詩歌朗誦中，有著非同一般的陶醉。

Now, if that's the sort of thing you know about Freud, you are not going to have a very high opinion of him or of his work, but at the core of Freud's declamation, the more interesting ideas, is a set of claims of a man's intellectual importance.
如果大家對于弗洛伊德的了解僅限于此，一定不會對他及其學(xué)說給予太高的評價，不過弗洛伊德理論的核心，也是更有價值的觀點，是一系列關(guān)于人類理性的主張。
耶魯公開課 - 心理學(xué)導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選

But Mr Breivik's declamation of invaders who are conquering by reproduction is at odds with reality.
ECONOMIST: Norway after terrorism
The parliamentary debates, as shaped by Steven Knight, leap from noble declamation to taunting one-upmanship and back again.
NEWYORKER: Free Spirits

a strong statement or an occasion when you express something with a lot of feeling

a rhetorical or emotional speech, made esp in order to protest or condemn tirade