| 单词 | orator |
| 释义 | orator (ɒrətəʳ , US ɔːr- ) Word forms: orators countable noun [oft adjective NOUN] An orator is someone who is skilled at making formal speeches, especially ones which affect people's feelings and beliefs. Lenin was the great orator of the Russian Revolution. [+ of] Synonyms: public speaker, speaker, lecturer, spokesman or woman or person Collocations: great orator He's a great orator and a disturbingly good actor. The Sun (2007) He also brings it back to a dramatic point: the power of showing this great orator reduced to a sorrowful shell. Times, Sunday Times (2015) I'm not a great orator. Christianity Today (2000) He was short at 5ft but 'the shrimp', as he was called, was a powerful orator and campaigner. Times, Sunday Times Tall, slender and a powerful orator, he enjoyed a profile of unsullied probity. Times, Sunday Times Pugnacious and a powerful orator, he believes that voters will put up with his well-known flaws as an over-the-top personality as the safest pair of hands for a troubled nation. Times, Sunday Times A powerful orator, by the 1920s he had earned great public respect for his pacifism. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 By constantly addressing various meetings, he soon became a powerful orator. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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