Definition of allocute in English:

allocute

verb ˈaləkjuːt

no object To deliver an allocution; to make a formal address or speech. Also with object: to address formally.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From classical Latin allocūt-, past participial stem of alloquī to address, speak to, to make a speech (to) from al-, variant of ad- + loquī to speak.

Definition of allocute in US English:

allocute

verbˈaləkjuːt

no object To deliver an allocution; to make a formal address or speech. Also with object: to address formally.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From classical Latin allocūt-, past participial stem of alloquī to address, speak to, to make a speech (to) from al-, variant of ad- + loquī to speak.

单词	allocute
释义	Definition of allocute in English: allocute verb ˈaləkjuːt no object To deliver an allocution; to make a formal address or speech. Also with object: to address formally. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From classical Latin allocūt-, past participial stem of alloquī to address, speak to, to make a speech (to) from al-, variant of ad- + loquī to speak. Definition of allocute in US English: allocute verbˈaləkjuːt no object To deliver an allocution; to make a formal address or speech. Also with object: to address formally. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From classical Latin allocūt-, past participial stem of alloquī to address, speak to, to make a speech (to) from al-, variant of ad- + loquī to speak.
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