declamation
declamation — 名詞
- declamationsingular
- declamationsplural
1. a loud, passionate speech that attacks or defends something, also used for such
激昂演說
充滿強烈情感、語氣激動的演講或發言
a loud, passionate speech that attacks or defends something, also used for such heated speaking in general.
Rafael ended the meeting with a fiery declamation against the new parking fees.
Rafael 以一場反對新停車費的激昂演說結束了會議。
pattern: declamation against + [thing]
The mayor's long declamation about taxes made the crowd shout and clap.
市長那場談稅收的冗長激昂演說，讓群眾又喊又拍手。
Folake listened quietly while her uncle launched into another declamation about modern music.
Folake 靜靜聽著叔叔又一次對現代音樂發表激昂演說。
pattern: launch into a declamation about + [topic]
Newspaper columns full of angry declamation rarely change anyone's mind.
滿紙憤怒、慷慨激昂的報紙專欄，很少能改變任何人的想法。
collocation: angry declamation
Quinn's declamation in the town hall lasted twenty minutes and ended with applause.
Quinn 在鎮公所的激昂演說持續了二十分鐘，最後在掌聲中結束。
2. the skill of delivering a memorized speech or a poem aloud, using your voice and
朗誦
搭配聲音與肢體動作背誦演說或詩作
the skill of delivering a memorized speech or a poem aloud, using your voice and body movements, often as training in public speaking.
Every Friday, Kenji's class practised declamation by reciting famous speeches in front of the room.
每週五，Kenji 的班級會在全班面前背誦名人演說，練習朗誦技巧。
collocation: practise declamation
Gabriel won the school prize for declamation with a poem he had learned by heart.
Gabriel 背熟了一首詩，贏得了學校的朗誦獎。
collocation: prize for declamation
Élise's teacher taught declamation by asking pupils to raise their voices and use their hands.
Élise 的老師教學生提高音量、搭配手勢來練習朗誦。
The poetry contest tested pupils' declamation, not only how well they remembered the words.
這場詩歌比賽考驗學生的朗誦功力，不只看詞句背得熟不熟。
Anjali stood tall and filled the hall with her declamation of the poem.
Anjali 站得挺直，用洪亮的嗓音朗誦那首詩，聲音傳遍大廳。
pattern: declamation of + [poem / speech]