speaker

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• Our first speaker tonight is Mr. White.
  今晚我們的第一個演講者是懷特先生。
• He is an English speaker.
  他是講英語的。
• I'd like to propose a motion,Mr. Speaker.
  議長先生,我想提出一項動議。
• The president addressed the students on the speaker.
  校長用揚聲器向?qū)W生們講話。

更多例句

• They've found out where the other speaker plugs in.
  他們已找到另外那個揚聲器的連接點了。
• Bruce Wyatt will be the guest speaker at next month's meeting.
  布魯斯·懷亞特將成為下月會議的特邀發(fā)言人。
• Mr. Speaker, our message to the president is simple.
  議長先生，我們向總統(tǒng)表達的意思非常簡單。
• He is a very witty speaker.
  他說話妙語連珠。
• I should like to echo the words of the previous speaker.
  我想重復(fù)前面一位發(fā)言者的話.
• The speaker advocated a less austere observance of the Sabbath.
  演講者倡導(dǎo)放寬安息日的嚴格規(guī)定.
• The speaker tried hard to impress the audience but left them cold.
  講演者試圖感動聽眾,但他沒有打動聽眾的心.
• The speaker lashed out against the government.
  那名演說者抨擊政府.
• The angry audience shouted the speaker down.
  憤怒的聽眾大聲喊使講話者閉口不語.
• The next speaker tried to make himself heard, but the crowd roared him down.
  接下去的發(fā)言者試圖讓人們聽他講話, 但被人群的吼叫聲壓了下去.
• The audience cried the speaker down as soon as he started on a third digression.
  當(dāng)發(fā)言人第三次扯到題外去時聽眾發(fā)出喊聲,使他講不下去.
• She isn't a practiced public speaker, but she faced her audience as if to the manner born.
  她雖無演講經(jīng)驗, 但似乎生來并不怯場.
• They hurled abuse and insults at the speaker.
  他們謾罵和侮辱演講者.
• I'd like to put a question to the speaker.
  我想向演講者提個問題.
• You must break your bad habit of interrupting a speaker.
  你必須改掉打斷別人講話的壞習(xí)慣.
• The speaker hammered at his opponent's ideas with flying colours.
  講演人對其對手的主張不斷地、出色地進行抨擊.
• The speaker was received with a mixture of applause and hisses.
  那演說者同時得到喝彩聲和噓聲.
• The speaker tried to drill in his point but the crowd were not interested.
  發(fā)言人力圖把他的觀點灌輸給聽眾,然而聽眾卻不感興趣.
• There was a little cluster of admirers round the guest speaker.
  有一小群仰慕者圍著那位特邀嘉賓.
• The speaker likes to have an attentive audience.
  演講者喜歡注意力集中的聽眾.
• He is an English speaker.
  他是講英語的.
• The speaker soon whipped the crowd up until they were ready to march.
  演說家很快把群眾煽動起來,直到他們樂于行進.
• Sensing the interest of the audience, the speaker warmed to his topic.
  演講者感覺到聽眾對他的話題有興趣, 講得更加起勁了.
• The speaker lashed into Liberal government.
  發(fā)言人猛烈抨擊自由黨政府.
• The angry crowd howled the speaker off the platform.
  憤怒的人群把演說者趕下了臺.
• The speaker advocated a less austere observance of the sabbath.
  演講者倡道放寬安息日的嚴格規(guī)定.
• She expressed agreement with the previous speaker.
  她表示同意前一位發(fā)言人的意見.
• The speaker explained these questions one by one.
  報告人對這些問題逐一作了說明.
• The chairman introduced the speaker to the audience.
  主席把講演者介紹給聽眾.
• People quickly congregated round the speaker.
  人們迅速圍攏在演說者的周圍.
• The speaker has an hour to expound his views to the public.
  講演者有1小時時間向公眾闡明他的觀點.
• The speaker was hissed down.
  講話人被噓了下去.
• The crowd hooted and jeered at the speaker.
  群眾向那演講人發(fā)出輕蔑的叫囂和嘲笑.
• Speakers have been shouted down, classes disrupted, teachers made to grovel.
  發(fā)言人的聲音被叫嚷聲蓋住了，課堂一片混亂，老師們不得不好言相勸。
• Among the speakers at the gathering was Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady.
  與會的發(fā)言人中有財政部長尼古拉斯·布萊迪。
• Bruce Wyatt will be the guest speaker at next month's meeting.
  布魯斯·懷亞特將成為下月會議的特邀發(fā)言人。
• Speakers called for clearer direction and savaged the Chancellor.
  發(fā)言人紛紛要求進一步明確方向并強烈地抨擊了該財政大臣。
• He inclined towards the speaker to hear more clearly.
  他把身體傾向發(fā)言人,以便聽得更清楚些.
• The speaker leveled his remarks at the headmaster.
  發(fā)言人的評論是沖著校長來的.
• A government speaker intimated to the reporters that they would expect a statement shortly.
  政府發(fā)言人向記者們暗示他們馬上就能聽到一項聲明.
• When the next speaker produced all those facts, he knocked the bottom out of my arguments.
  當(dāng)下一位發(fā)言人提出所有事實時, 他把我的論點徹底駁倒了.
• The audience cried the speaker down as soon as he started on a third digression.
  當(dāng)發(fā)言人第三次扯到題外去時聽眾發(fā)出喊聲,使他講不下去.
• The speaker took far too long working around to his main point.
  發(fā)言人說了好長時間才提到他的要點.
• We mustn't catch the speaker up by so many questions.
  我們不該用這么多問題來打斷發(fā)言人.
• The speaker answered most questions well, except one that he tripped over because he didn't have the necessary facts.
  發(fā)言人對絕大多數(shù)問題都回答得很好, 只是在一個問題上有失誤,那是因為他沒有掌握必要的證據(jù).
• The speaker tried to drill in his point but the crowd were not interested.
  發(fā)言人力圖把他的觀點灌輸給聽眾,然而聽眾卻不感興趣.
• It is part of the chairman's duty to keep each speaker to the point to avoid wasting time.
  使每位發(fā)言人不離題,少浪費時間,是主席的部分職責(zé).
• The speaker lashed into Liberal government.
  發(fā)言人猛烈抨擊自由黨政府.
• She expressed agreement with the previous speaker.
  她表示同意前一位發(fā)言人的意見.
• The hall was so crowded that we could not even get within earshot of the speaker.
  禮堂里人很多,我們甚至無法擠到前面一點,聽到發(fā)言人講話.
• I thought the last speaker at the meeting was especially humorous.
  我覺得會上最后一個發(fā)言人尤為幽默.
• Opposition speakers accused the Chancellor of not squaring up to the realities of a new recession.
  反對黨發(fā)言人指責(zé)財政大臣不敢面對新的經(jīng)濟衰退的現(xiàn)實.
• Chairs are lined up in rows, facing the speaker or focal point in the room.
  椅子成行排列, 面對發(fā)言人或會議室中心.
• In fact, some of the reasons offered by those who backed the speaker had merit.
  實際上, 一些支持發(fā)言人的人提出的某些理由也有可取之處.
• All eyes are focused on the speaker.
  大家把目光都集中在發(fā)言人身上.
• The next speaker will reply to the argument that you have just heard.
  下一位發(fā)言人會對你剛才聽到的那個論點進行駁斥.
• He admits that Swiss German speakers are lower in number.
  他承認瑞士德語發(fā)言人的數(shù)量在減少.
• The speaker refuted his opponent's arguments.
  這個發(fā)言人駁倒了反方的觀點.
• Suddenly, amid the noise, the Speaker brought the proceedings to a close.
  在抗議聲中, 發(fā)言人突然結(jié)束了講話.
• The speaker pinned philosophy down and made it talk sense.
  發(fā)言人抓住哲學(xué)爭論的界線使其言之有理.
• The government speaker said that trade union leaders were plotting against the good of the country.
  政府發(fā)言人說工會的領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人正密謀損害國家的利益.
• Divide the students into groups. Each group chooses a bookkeeper and a broker ( speaker ).
  將學(xué)生分組, 每一組選出一名記錄員和一名經(jīng)紀人 ( 發(fā)言人 ).
• She listened to the speaker with rapt attention.
  她全神貫注地聽演講者講話。
• There were scuffles when UDF hecklers began to shout down the speakers.
  來自聯(lián)合民主陣線的詰問者開始對演講者大聲起哄時，引發(fā)了多次沖突。
• The speaker advocated a less austere observance of the Sabbath.
  演講者倡導(dǎo)放寬安息日的嚴格規(guī)定.
• Our first speaker tonight is Mr. White.
  今晚我們的第一個演講者是懷特先生.
• The speaker hammered his point home with examples that the listeners could not deny.
  那個演講者以無可否認的例證使聽眾接受了他的論點.
• The speaker stood in full view of the crowd.
  演講者站在大家都能看得到的地方。
• The speaker soon whipped the crowd into a fever of excitement.
  演講者很快便使聽眾群情激奮.
• The speaker was completely nonplussed by the question.
  演講者被這個問題完全難倒了.
• They hurled abuse and insults at the speaker.
  他們謾罵和侮辱演講者.
• I'd like to put a question to the speaker.
  我想向演講者提個問題.
• The speaker came into the hall carrying a sheaf of notes.
  演講者帶著一扎筆記走進大廳.
• It is not polite to interrupt a speaker with frequent questions.
  不斷提問打斷演講者是不禮貌的.
• The secret service agents hustled the speaker out of the amphitheater.
  特務(wù)機關(guān)的代理人把演講者驅(qū)逐出競技場.
• The speaker has been warned to excite violence in the crowd.
  演講者曾受到警告,不要在聽眾中挑起暴力.
• She prefaced her remarks with a few words of welcome to the guest speaker.
  她先說了幾句話作為開端,以表示歡迎演講者.
• The speaker pictured the suffering of the poor vividly.
  演講者很生動地描述了窮人的生活.
• The speaker likes to have an attentive audience.
  演講者喜歡注意力集中的聽眾.
• Sensing the interest of the audience, the speaker warmed to his topic.
  演講者感覺到聽眾對他的話題有興趣, 講得更加起勁了.
• The crowd began to trail away when the speaker continued for over an hour.
  演講者接連不斷地講了一個多小時,聽眾開始逐漸離去.
• There's a small crowd round the speaker, but you try to edge your way in.
  演講者周圍已經(jīng)有了一些人, 不過你還得努力擠進去.
• The speaker was cheered to the echo.
  演講者博得了高聲喝彩.
• A small crowd gathered around the speaker to hear what he had to say.
  一伙人聚集在演講者的周圍,聽他要講些什么.
• The speaker advocated a less austere observance of the sabbath.
  演講者倡道放寬安息日的嚴格規(guī)定.
• Both the speaker and his speech were drowned out by the disapproval of the crowd.
  演講者的話被人群中發(fā)出的反對聲所淹沒.
• Their eyes were riveted on the speaker.
  他們的目光凝視著演講者.
• He is a poor speaker.
  他是一個蹩腳的演講者.
• The speaker played to the gallery by indulging in vulgar jokes.
  為了嘩眾取寵,那位演講者大講特講粗俗的笑話.
• The speaker was an experienced man, composed and steady.
  這位演講者風(fēng)度老練, 從容不迫.
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