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单词 discourse
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Which is precisely what political discourse requires.More particularly, they should not be part of national political discourse.Gender discourse is interwoven through national security discourse.The quality of political discourse these days remains high.How can the social conditions be established which practical discourse would require?Here consequently was an inexhaustible subject of discourse.Are these not the very pages on which the national discourse is forged?But our political discourse seems strangely complacent.Such a grim reality is obviously a far cry from the human and social requirements necessary for practical discourse.Keep religion out of political discourse.In fact, practical discourse depends on contingent subject matter for its very existence.In the face of this equation, genuine political discourse disappears.But scientific discourse doesn't work in the same way as political discourse.Above all put a rigorous, rich language back at the centre of political discourse.Second, that discourse about music can provide new language for theology and thus enrich current patterns of theological language.But it all raises a question: how long can football enjoy its heady status at the centre of global discourse?I will then deal with the question of whether or not the requirements for practical discourse arecompatible with criminal procedure.I love poetry, but the days when it was the primary mode of public discourse are long gone.But it is also, simultaneously, a serious discourse on the true nature of time.As a result, resolving moral conflicts in truly rational, practical discourse is interfered with by the concerns of power and efficiency.Again, you sense the battle between his pride in Scotland and his resentment at a national discourse based on a mockery of beauty.A national language is the language of public discourse, control, and power.

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discourse

British English: discourse NOUN
Discourse is spoken or written communication between people, especially serious discussion of a particular subject.
...a tradition of political discourse.
  • American English: discourse
  • Brazilian Portuguese: discurso
  • Chinese: > 会话某专题的
  • European Spanish: discurso
  • French: discours
  • German: Diskurs
  • Italian: trattato
  • Japanese: 会話
  • Korean: 담화
  • European Portuguese: discurso
  • Latin American Spanish: discurso

All related terms of 'discourse'

(noun) 
Definition
conversation
a tradition of political discourse
Synonyms
conversation
Our telephone conversation lasted an hour and a half.
talk
We had a long talk about life.
discussion
There was a discussion about the wording of the report.
speech
the development of speech in children
communication
The problem is a lack of real communication between you.
chat
She asked me into her office for a chat.
dialogue
Those who witnessed their dialogue spoke of high emotion.
converse
(noun) 
Definition
a formal treatment of a subject in speech or writing
He responds with a lengthy discourse on deployment strategy.
Synonyms
speech
He delivered his speech in French.
talk
The guide gave us a brief talk on the history of the site.
address
The president had scheduled an address to the people for that evening.
essay
He was asked to write an essay about his home town.
lecture
In his lecture he covered an enormous variety of topics.
sermon
his first sermon as bishop
treatise
a lengthy treatise on prison reform
dissertation
He is currently writing a dissertation.
homily
a receptive audience for his homily on moral values
oration
a brief funeral oration
disquisition
She launched into an authoritative disquisition.
whaikorero (New Zealand)
(verb) 
Definition
to speak or write (about) at length
He discoursed for several hours on English prose.
Synonyms
talk
The boys all began to talk at once.
speak
It was very emotional when we spoke again.
discuss
They met today to discuss how to respond to the ultimatum.
debate
The causes of depression are much debated.
confer
She conferred with Hill and the others in her office.
converse
They were conversing in German, their only common language.
declaim
He used to declaim verse to us with immense energy.
hold forth
He is capable of holding forth with great eloquence.
expatiate

Additional synonyms

in the sense of address
Definition
a formal speech
The president had scheduled an address to the people for that evening.
Synonyms
speech,
talk,
lecture,
discourse,
sermon,
dissertation,
harangue,
homily,
oration,
spiel (informal),
disquisition
in the sense of chat
Definition
an informal conversation
She asked me into her office for a chat.
Synonyms
talk,
tête-à-tête,
conversation,
gossip,
heart-to-heart,
natter,
blather,
schmooze (slang),
blether (Scottish),
chinwag (British, informal),
confab (informal),
craic (Irish, informal),
korero (New Zealand)
in the sense of communication
Definition
the exchange of information, ideas, or feelings
The problem is a lack of real communication between you.
Synonyms
contact,
conversation,
correspondence,
intercourse (formal),
link,
relations,
connection

Synonyms of 'discourse'

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