英语词汇“pronounce”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of assert

Definition

to state or declare

We assert that the bill violates the First Amendment.

Synonyms

state,

argue,

maintain,

declare,

allege,

swear,

pronounce,

contend,

affirm,

profess,

attest,

predicate,

postulate,

avow,

aver,

asseverate (formal),

avouch (archaic)

in the sense of decree

Definition

to order by decree

He got the two men off the hook by decreeing a general amnesty.

Synonyms

order,

rule,

command,

decide,

demand,

establish,

determine,

proclaim,

dictate,

prescribe,

pronounce,

lay down,

enact,

ordain (formal)

in the sense of deliver

Definition

to present (a lecture or speech)

He will deliver a speech about schools.

Synonyms

give,

read,

present,

announce,

publish,

declare,

proclaim,

pronounce,

utter,

give forth

in the sense of enunciate

Definition

to pronounce (words) clearly

She enunciated each word slowly and carefully.

Synonyms

pronounce,

say,

speak,

voice,

sound,

utter,

articulate,

vocalize,

enounce (formal)

in the sense of judge

Players have been judged guilty of match-fixing.

Synonyms

find,

rule,

pass,

pronounce,

decree,

adjudge

in the sense of proclaim

Definition

to announce publicly

He launched a coup and proclaimed himself president.

Synonyms

pronounce,

announce,

declare

in the sense of sound

Definition

to announce (something) by a sound

Others consider the move premature and have sounded a note of caution.

Synonyms

express,

declare,

utter,

announce,

signal,

pronounce,

articulate,

enunciate

in the sense of speak

Definition

to communicate or express (something) in words

The very act of speaking the words gave him comfort.

Synonyms

articulate,

say,

voice,

pronounce,

utter,

tell,

state,

talk,

express,

communicate,

make known,

enunciate

in the sense of utter

Definition

to express something in sounds or words

They departed without uttering a word.

Synonyms

say,

state,

speak,

voice,

express,

deliver,

declare,

mouth,

breathe,

pronounce,

articulate,

enunciate,

put into words,

verbalize,

vocalize

in the sense of voice

Definition

to express verbally

Scientists have voiced concern that the disease could be passed to humans.

Synonyms

express,

say,

declare,

air,

raise,

table,

reveal,

mention,

mouth,

assert,

pronounce,

utter,

articulate,

come out with (informal),

divulge,

ventilate,

enunciate,

put into words,

vocalize,

give expression or utterance to

单词	pronounce
释义	Trends of pronounce View usage for: pronounce (prənaʊns) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense pronounces, present participle pronouncing, past tense, past participle pronounced 1. verb To pronounce a word means to say it using particular sounds. Have I pronounced your name correctly? [VERB noun] He pronounced it Per-sha, the way the English do. [VERB noun noun] Synonyms: say, speak, voice, stress More Synonyms of pronounce 2. verb If you pronounce something to be true, you state that it is the case. [formal] A specialist has now pronounced him fully fit. [VERB noun adjective] I now pronounce you husband and wife. [VERB noun noun] Synonyms: declare, announce, judge, deliver More Synonyms of pronounce 3. verb If someone pronounces a verdict or opinion on something, they give their verdict or opinion. [formal] The authorities took time to pronounce their verdicts. [VERB noun] 'As for me,' he pronounced, 'I can recognize a good deal when I see one'. [VERB with quote] He walked around the garden and pronounced himself satisfied. [V pron-refl adj] [Also VERB that] pronounce in British English (prəˈnaʊns) verb 1. to utter or articulate (a sound or sequence of sounds) 2. (transitive) to utter or articulate (sounds or words) in the correct way 3. (tr; may take a clause as object) to proclaim officially and solemnly I now pronounce you man and wife 4. (when tr, may take a clause as object) to declare as one's judgment to pronounce the death sentence upon someone 5. (transitive) to make a phonetic transcription of (sounds or words) Derived forms pronounceable (proˈnounceable) adjective pronouncer (proˈnouncer) noun Word origin C14: from Latin prōnuntiāre to announce, from pro-1 + nuntiāre to announce pronounce in American English (prəˈnaʊns; proʊˈnaʊns) verb transitiveWord forms: proˈnounced or proˈnouncing 1. to say or declare officially, solemnly, or with ceremony to pronounce a couple man and wife 2. to announce or declare (someone or something) to be as specified to pronounce a man guilty 3. a. to articulate (a sound or word); utter the sounds of b. to articulate (a word or syllable) in the accepted manner how do you pronounce your family name? c. to indicate the pronunciation of (a word) with symbols verb intransitive 4. to state or pass a judgment; make a pronouncement (on) 5. to pronounce words, syllables, etc. Derived forms pronounceable (proˈnounceable) adjective pronouncer (proˈnouncer) noun Word origin ME pronouncen < OFr pronuncier < L pronuntiare < pro-, before + nuntiare, to announce < nuntius, messenger: see pro-2 & nuncio Examples of 'pronounce' in a sentence pronounce In his class no one could pronounce his name. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Mandarin is built from four vowel tones that have to be pronounced correctly. Times, Sunday Times (2008) My constituents know me and the court of public opinion there pronounced. Times, Sunday Times (2015) We told them a doctor had pronounced the man dead. Christopher Ross TUNNEL VISIONS: Journeys of an Underground Philosopher (2001) He was actually pronounced dead one time. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Economists expect the oil price impact to be more pronounced now. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The unnamed man was pronounced dead at the scene after dozens of firefighters battled the blaze. The Sun (2013) The man was pronounced dead at the scene by ambulance crews. The Sun (2014) The move away from spare wheels is now so pronounced that some car makers have spotted an opportunity. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The death was pronounced an accident. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The men gasped as the foreman of the jury at Southwark crown court pronounced the verdicts. Times, Sunday Times (2016) But at least in Scotland they can pronounce his name correctly. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The posters emphasised that the judges who had pronounced the death sentences were themselves Uighurs. Times, Sunday Times (2009) And he's one of the easy ones to pronounce. The Sun (2014) We should try to pronounce in the way of our family and friends; and writing with the best. Times, Sunday Times (2008) She checked to see if that was possibly one way to pronounce "Helsinki" before showing me the answer. Bachmann, Susan (editor) & Barth, Melinda Between Worlds: A Reader, Rhetoric and Handbook (1995) The changes have not occurred overnight, but they are now so pronounced that it almost feels like a different club. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The pricey firm that does my curtains took one look and pronounced my upholstery too old and worn-out to survive its processes. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Out on the street again, Mir pronounced his verdict. James Fergusson KANDAHAR COCKNEY: A Tale of Two Worlds (2004) They loved his humour, his way of pronouncing foreign names, his indomitable courage. Bryant, Arthur The Search for Justice - a history of Britain and the British people Volume III (1990) In other languages pronounce British English: pronounce /prəˈnaʊns/ VERB To pronounce a word means to say it. He pronounced the word 'facts' as if it were 'fax'. American English: pronounce Arabic: يَنْطِق Brazilian Portuguese: pronunciar Chinese: 发音 Croatian: izgovarati Czech: vyslovit Danish: udtale Dutch: uitspreken verwoorden European Spanish: pronunciar Finnish: ääntää French: prononcer German: aussprechen Greek: προφέρω Italian: pronunciare Japanese: 発音する Korean: 발음하다 Norwegian: uttale Polish: wypowiedzieć European Portuguese: pronunciar Romanian: a pronunța Russian: произносить Latin American Spanish: pronunciar Swedish: uttala Thai: ออกเสียง Turkish: telaffuz etmek Ukrainian: проголошувати Vietnamese: phát âm Chinese translation of 'pronounce' pronounce (prəˈnauns) vt [word, name] 发(發)音 (fāyīn) (frm) [verdict, sentence] 宣布 (xuānbù) (frm, = opine) 断(斷)言 (duànyán) vi (frm) to pronounce (up)on sth 就某事发(發)表意见(見) (jiù mǒushì fābiǎo yìjiàn) to pronounce sb fit/dead 宣布(佈)某人康复(復)/死亡 (xuānbù mǒurén kāngfù/sǐwáng) to pronounce o.s. satisfied 表示满(滿)意 (biǎoshì mǎnyì) 1 (verb) in the sense of say Definition to speak (a sound or sounds), esp. clearly or in a certain way Have I pronounced your name correctly? Synonyms say I hope you didn't say anything about me. speak The very act of speaking the words gave him comfort. voice Scientists have voiced concern that the disease could be passed to humans. stress sound Others consider the move premature and have sounded a note of caution. accent utter They departed without uttering a word. articulate She articulated each syllable. enunciate She enunciated each word slowly and carefully. vocalize 2 (verb) in the sense of declare Definition to declare as one's judgment A specialist has pronounced him fully fit.They took time to pronounce their verdict. Synonyms declare He declared his intention to become the best golfer in the world. announce The couple were planning to announce their engagement. judge Players have been judged guilty of match-fixing. deliver He will deliver a speech about schools. assert We assert that the bill violates the First Amendment. proclaim He launched a coup and proclaimed himself president. decree He got the two men off the hook by decreeing a general amnesty. affirm `The place is a dump,' she affirmed. Additional synonyms in the sense of affirm Definition to declare to be true `The place is a dump,' she affirmed. Synonyms declare, state, maintain, swear, assert, testify, pronounce, certify, attest, avow, aver, asseverate (formal), avouch in the sense of announce Definition to proclaim The couple were planning to announce their engagement. Synonyms make known, tell, report, reveal, publish, declare, advertise, broadcast, disclose, post, tweet, intimate, proclaim, trumpet, make public, publicize, divulge, promulgate, propound, shout from the rooftops (informal), give out in the sense of articulate Definition to speak clearly and distinctly She articulated each syllable. Synonyms pronounce, say, talk, speak, voice, utter, enunciate, vocalize, enounce Synonyms of 'pronounce' pronounce Explore 'pronounce' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of assert Definition to state or declare We assert that the bill violates the First Amendment. Synonyms state, argue, maintain, declare, allege, swear, pronounce, contend, affirm, profess, attest, predicate, postulate, avow, aver, asseverate (formal), avouch (archaic) in the sense of decree Definition to order by decree He got the two men off the hook by decreeing a general amnesty. Synonyms order, rule, command, decide, demand, establish, determine, proclaim, dictate, prescribe, pronounce, lay down, enact, ordain (formal) in the sense of deliver Definition to present (a lecture or speech) He will deliver a speech about schools. Synonyms give, read, present, announce, publish, declare, proclaim, pronounce, utter, give forth in the sense of enunciate Definition to pronounce (words) clearly She enunciated each word slowly and carefully. Synonyms pronounce, say, speak, voice, sound, utter, articulate, vocalize, enounce (formal) in the sense of judge Players have been judged guilty of match-fixing. Synonyms find, rule, pass, pronounce, decree, adjudge in the sense of proclaim Definition to announce publicly He launched a coup and proclaimed himself president. Synonyms pronounce, announce, declare in the sense of sound Definition to announce (something) by a sound Others consider the move premature and have sounded a note of caution. Synonyms express, declare, utter, announce, signal, pronounce, articulate, enunciate in the sense of speak Definition to communicate or express (something) in words The very act of speaking the words gave him comfort. Synonyms articulate, say, voice, pronounce, utter, tell, state, talk, express, communicate, make known, enunciate in the sense of utter Definition to express something in sounds or words They departed without uttering a word. Synonyms say, state, speak, voice, express, deliver, declare, mouth, breathe, pronounce, articulate, enunciate, put into words, verbalize, vocalize in the sense of voice Definition to express verbally Scientists have voiced concern that the disease could be passed to humans. Synonyms express, say, declare, air, raise, table, reveal, mention, mouth, assert, pronounce, utter, articulate, come out with (informal), divulge, ventilate, enunciate, put into words, vocalize, give expression or utterance to
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