elocution

e-, 向外。-loc, 说，词源同locution, colloquy.

elocution (n.)

mid-15c., from Late Latin elocutionem (nominative elocutio) "voice production, a speaking out, utterance, manner of expression," in classical Latin especially "rhetorical utterance, oratorical expression," noun of action from past participle stem of eloqui "speak out" (see eloquence). Related: Elocutionary; elocutionist.

1. When I was 11 my mother sent me to elocution lessons.

在我11岁的时候，妈妈让我去上演说技巧课。

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2. He laid on some elocution lessons, to try to knock the edge off her country accent.

他为她安排了几次演讲课, 帮助她克服乡下口音.

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3. With every advantage of lungs and elocution, the effect is vapid.

然而,扯着嗓子 、 扬顿挫地朗诵,其结果却是令听者兴味索然.

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4. With every advantage of lungs and elocution, the effect is singularly vapid.

然而,扯着嗓子、抑扬顿挫地朗诵, 其结果却是令听者兴味索然.

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1. an expert manner of speaking involving control of voice and gesture

When I was 11 my mother sent me to elocution lessons.

在我11岁的时候，妈妈让我去上演说技巧课。

辞典例句

With every advantage of lungs and elocution, the effect is vapid.

然而,扯着嗓子 、 扬顿挫地朗诵,其结果却是令听者兴味索然.

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With every advantage of lungs and elocution, the effect is singularly vapid.

然而,扯着嗓子、抑扬顿挫地朗诵, 其结果却是令听者兴味索然.

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