speechwriter
speechwriter — 名詞
- speechwritersingular
- speechwritersplural
1. a writer who prepares speeches on behalf of someone else, typically a politician
演講撰稿人
為別人撰寫演講稿的人
a writer who prepares speeches on behalf of someone else, typically a politician or public figure, shaping the words to convey the speaker's intended message and style.
Bilal worked as a speechwriter for the mayor and drafted remarks for press events.
Bilal 擔任市長的演講撰稿人,為記者會撰寫講稿。
collocation: speechwriter for [politician]
The senator's new speechwriter studied her voting record for weeks before writing the campaign address.
那位參議員的新任演講撰稿人花了數週研讀她的投票記錄,才開始撰寫競選演講稿。
possessive: [person]'s speechwriter
Nora got her first job as a speechwriter for a city council member after college.
Nora 大學畢業後第一份工作就是擔任市議員的演講撰稿人。
A good speechwriter learns the speaker's voice so the words sound natural when read aloud.
好的演講撰稿人會學習講者的語氣,讓寫出來的文字在朗讀時聽起來很自然。
The president thanked her speechwriter for capturing the right tone in the national address.
總統感謝她的演講撰稿人為全國演說抓住了恰當的語氣。
- ghostwriter
Broader term — writes books, articles, or speeches without taking public credit; speechwriter is specific to speeches and often credited in official roles.
- writer
Much more general; does not specify that the work is done on behalf of another person.
- speaker
The speaker delivers the speech; the speechwriter prepares it.
用法筆記
The person who delivers the speech is not the speechwriter. This role works behind the scenes, preparing the text for someone else to read aloud.