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spoken發(fā)音

英：[?sp??k?n]　　美：[?spok?n]

英：　　美：

spoken中文意思翻譯

動(dòng)詞speak的過去分詞

adj.口語的

spoken同義詞

vocalized | voiced | sounded | declared | vocal | verbal | recited | told | uttered | said | oral | pronounced | articulated | expressed | intoned | stated | enunciated

spoken反義詞

written | unspoken

spoken常見例句

1 、Can you speak either English or French?───你會(huì)說英語或法語嗎？

2 、I was silent when I should have spoken out.─── 我應(yīng)該站出來時(shí)卻選擇沉默

3 、His inability to speak French puts him at a disadvantage.───他不會(huì)說法語，這使他很吃虧。

4 、In the fullness of his joy, he could hardly speak.───他歡喜得說不出來。

5 、No, I haven't spoken to her for a few months.─── 不 我已經(jīng)幾個(gè)月沒跟她聯(lián)系了

6 、He wanted to speak but thought better of it and held in.───他很想說出來，但仔細(xì)想想還是忍住沒說。

7 、If the laws can speak for themselves, they will complain of the lawyer in the first place.───假使法律能夠?yàn)樽约赫f話，他們將會(huì)首先埋怨律師的吧。

8 、She's no shrinking violet always ready to speak up for herself.───她可不膽小--任何場(chǎng)合都能為自己說話。

9 、What languages can you speak?───你會(huì)說什么語言？

10 、He can speak English fluently and accurately.───他能準(zhǔn)確流利地說英語。

11 、The examiner will try to catch you out, so stay calm and think carefully before you speak.───主考人員想找出你的錯(cuò)誤，所以你要保持冷靜，考慮好再講。

12 、A word spoken is an arrow let fly.───一言出口，如箭離弦。

13 、If a Member of Parliament wishes to speak about a company with which he is connected, he must declare his interest.───下院議員若想談?wù)撆c其有關(guān)的公司的事，則必須申明他和該公司的利益關(guān)系。

14 、If you will indulge me for one moment (ie allow me to continue to speak), I think I can explain the matter to you.───你要是容我把話說完，我想我可以把此事給你解釋清楚。

15 、Hello. This is Jim Brown of the export department. May I speak to Mr. Wang?───喂，我是出口部的吉姆布朗，請(qǐng)找一下王先生好嗎？

16 、Nearly all of them speak passably.───他們差不多所有的人都講得還不錯(cuò)。

17 、I have not spoken to any of my exwives.─── 我從來沒和我的任何一個(gè)前妻聯(lián)系過

18 、People who cannot speak can talk by using signs.───不會(huì)說話的人可以用手勢(shì)溝通。

19 、You should have spoken up in the meeting.───會(huì)談時(shí)你實(shí)在應(yīng)該發(fā)言(然而你卻沒有)。

20 、Speak up, we can't hear you at the back.───大聲說，我們?cè)诤竺媛牪灰娔恪?/p>

21 、The staff speak as one man on this issue.───在這個(gè)問題上全體職員意見一致。

22 、He has spoken down again after slightly pausing.───他在略作停頓后又講了下去。

23 、He is, so to speak, a hardworking student.───他可說是個(gè)用功的學(xué)生。

24 、He is so mild in disposition that I have never heard him speak in a loud voice.───他在做布置時(shí)總是很溫和以至于我從來沒聽過他大聲說話。

25 、Stop babbling and speak more slowly.───別老是咿咿呀呀的，說慢點(diǎn)兒。

26 、At last, among friends, he was free to speak his mind.───他終於向自己人傾訴衷腸。

27 、But you haven't spoken to me in about a week.─── 但你已經(jīng)一周左右沒跟我說話了

28 、She feared to speak in his presence.───她怕在他的面前說話。

29 、Don't all speak at the same time.───大家別同時(shí)說。

30 、You should not speak ill of your friend.───你不應(yīng)該說你朋友的壞話。

31 、In some churches, they speak Latin, but in others they use the vernacular.───在一些教堂中，人們講拉丁語，但在其他一些教堂中，人們使用本地話。

32 、You shouldn't have spoken to him like that you've really started something now.───你不該那樣跟他說話--這下你可闖了禍了。

33 、Don't speak to the child with severity.───不要用嚴(yán)厲的口氣對(duì)孩子說話。

34 、He's a bit of a snob won't speak to the likes of me.───他這個(gè)人有點(diǎn)勢(shì)利－－不會(huì)和我這樣的人說話。

35 、Do you speak at the meeting?───你在會(huì)議上發(fā)言了嗎？

36 、Hi! You guys keep talking so loudly that I have to speak at the top my voice.───哎！你們幾個(gè)大聲講話，我都不得不扯著嗓子說話了。

37 、He is no more able to speak English than I am.───和我不會(huì)說英語一樣，他也不會(huì)說英語。

38 、Hello. This is George Richter. I'd like to speak to Mr. Huang, please.───喂，我是GeorgeRichter。我想跟黃先生講話。

39 、He can speak English after a fashion.───他多少能講點(diǎn)英語。

40 、A word spoken in due season is pleasant.───合乎時(shí)宜的一句話，是令人愉快的。

41 、But... you haven't spoken to him, and I have.─── 但是 你沒有跟他聊過 我聊過

42 、Just about everyone in town came to hear the mayor speak.───城里幾乎每個(gè)人都來聽市長(zhǎng)講話。

43 、He can speak and write english.───他能講并且會(huì)寫英文。

44 、Can you speak up for truth and justice?───你能為真理和正義大聲疾呼嗎？

45 、I decided to speak my piece whether he liked or not.───不管他是否喜歡，我決定發(fā)表自己的觀點(diǎn)。

46 、If I may speak my mind, I think the plan is hopeless.───坦率地說，我看這個(gè)計(jì)劃沒有什么希望。

47 、He stepped up so as to be able to speak.───為看得更清楚，他上到高處。

48 、I know we haven't spoken in a while.─── 我知道我們有段時(shí)間沒聯(lián)系了

49 、Of course I can speak Mandarin.───中國話我自然會(huì)說。

50 、Isn't it amazing that most of the students can speak English with great ease now?───大多數(shù)學(xué)生現(xiàn)在英語講得非常流利，這難道不令人驚喜嗎？

51 、Don't speak ill of the dead.───別說死者的壞話。

52 、Where did you learn to speak English?───你從哪里學(xué)會(huì)說英語的呢？

53 、Very very true, because we have not spoken.─── 你說的太對(duì)了 我們真的什么都沒說

54 、He was the only one to speak out against the closure of the hospital.───只有他一人直言不諱地表示反對(duì)關(guān)閉醫(yī)院。

55 、He was too wise to be imposed upon by fair words spoken without sincerity.───他人極聰明，毫無誠意的花言巧語騙不了他。

56 、She speak on the radio, airing her view to the nation.───她在電臺(tái)演說，向全國發(fā)表她的見解。

57 、A family of North American Indian languages formerly spoken in the Dakotas, Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana, and presently in North Dakota and Oklahoma.───喀多語系北美印第安語的一支，以前在達(dá)科他斯、堪薩斯、內(nèi)布拉斯加、得克薩斯、俄克拉何馬、阿肯色州和路易斯安那這些地方使用，現(xiàn)今使用于達(dá)科他斯北部和俄克拉荷馬地區(qū)。

58 、At the meeting the held on to himself and did not speak.───在會(huì)上，他控制住了自己，沒有講話。

59 、If he refused to speak out the truth, thrash it out.───他若拒絕講出實(shí)情，就打字實(shí)情。

60 、Every time her husband won an argument, she would retire to bed and refuse to speak to him until the next day.───她每次同丈夫爭(zhēng)論輸了，就上床睡覺，直到第二天才跟丈夫說話。

61 、If you had worked at French harder last year, you could speak it now.───假如去年你用功學(xué)法語的話，今天你就能講法語了。

62 、Because of a family feud, the two brothers haven't spoken to each other for ten years.───因?yàn)殚L(zhǎng)期家庭不和，這兄弟倆已經(jīng)10年互不理睬了。

63 、Did you speak at the meeting?───你在會(huì)上發(fā)言了嗎？

64 、A fool may sometimes speak to the purpose.───傻瓜有時(shí)也能說到點(diǎn)子上。

65 、She has saved a little money, but nothing to speak of.───她存了一點(diǎn)錢，但少得不值一提。

66 、I adjure you to speak the truth.───你務(wù)必對(duì)我說實(shí)話。

67 、But I shouldn't have spoken to you the way I did.─── 但我不應(yīng)該用那種語氣和你說話

68 、Pumping up her smile, she was too weak to speak audibly.───她勉強(qiáng)笑了一笑，身體虛弱得連說話人家也聽不見。

69 、Can he speak English? Yes, he can (speak English).───他會(huì)講英語嗎？是的，他會(huì)講英語。

70 、They got one over us in the end by deciding to speak in German.───他們決定說德語，終於略勝我們一籌。

71 、She didn't speak of her husband at all.───她完全沒談到她丈夫。

72 、He wants the courage to speak the truth.───他缺乏說實(shí)話的勇氣。

73 、It's only a waste of time to speak to her.───和她說話純粹是浪費(fèi)時(shí)間。

74 、Don't speak in an authoritative tone.───不要用一種命令的口吻說話。

75 、One after another rose to speak and pulled all his arguments to pieces.───他們紛紛起來發(fā)言，把他駁得體無完膚。

76 、Don't speak like that. It sounds insincere to me.───別這樣講話，這樣我聽起來感到不誠懇。

77 、I've spoken against it. I shall do so again.─── 我開口說過 以后也仍會(huì)講

78 、It was so obvious, but it was not spoken.─── 這非常明顯 但沒人說出來

79 、Don't always speak honeyed words.───別總是甜言蜜語的。

80 、She can speak Japanese as well as English.───她會(huì)說日語和英語。

81 、He has not been able to walk or speak since he had a stroke.───他自從中風(fēng)以來就一直不能行走和講話。

82 、Mr Smith wanted to speak to the real manager. He wasn't going to be satisfied with some bumped-up cashier.───史密斯先生要找真正的經(jīng)理談話。他才不會(huì)認(rèn)為同一個(gè)一步登天的出納員談?wù)劸蜐M足了。

83 、Do you speak Sichuan dialect?───你會(huì)說四川話嗎？

84 、He rambled on and on without giving anyone else a chance to speak.───他不停地講著，也不給別人一點(diǎn)講話的機(jī)會(huì)。

85 、I want to speak to you re your behaviour.───[口]關(guān)于你的行為，我想跟你談一談。

86 、Shrinking violet always ready to speak up for herself.───她可不膽?。魏螆?chǎng)合都能為自己說話。

87 、In a fury, she could not speak.───她氣得連話也說不出來。

88 、He raised his hat and was about to speak, but she gave him the go-by as though she had never seen him before.───他摘下帽子，剛要講話，她卻根本不理他，好像以前從未見過他似的。

89 、Hello? May I speak to Chris, please?───喂？請(qǐng)克里斯聽**。

90 、As she was about to speak, I frowned her down.───她剛要開口，我就皺皺眉示意她別出聲。

spoke和spoken的區(qū)別？

"Spoke"和"spoken"都是"speak"這個(gè)動(dòng)詞的不同形式，它們?cè)跁r(shí)態(tài)和用法上有所區(qū)別。

1. "Spoke"是"speak"的過去式。它用于表示過去某個(gè)特定時(shí)間內(nèi)發(fā)生的行為或事件。例如："I spoke to him yesterday."（我昨天跟他說話了。）

2. "Spoken"是"speak"的過去分詞形式。它通常與助動(dòng)詞"have"一起使用，構(gòu)成完成時(shí)態(tài)或完成進(jìn)行時(shí)態(tài)。例如："I have spoken to him."（我已經(jīng)和他說過話了。）、"They have been speaking for hours."（他們已經(jīng)說了幾個(gè)小時(shí)了。）

總結(jié)來說，"spoke"用于過去時(shí)態(tài)，而"spoken"則用于完成時(shí)態(tài)或完成進(jìn)行時(shí)態(tài)。

spoke和spoken的區(qū)別？

詞性不同。

spoke:

n. 輻條，輪輻；傘骨；（船的）舵輪把柄；扶梯棍

v. 談話，交談；說，講述；（會(huì)）講（某種語言）（speak 的過去式）

例句：

He spoke in sepulchral tones.

他說話語氣陰沉。

spoken:

v. 談話；說話；提起；會(huì)說（某種語言）；用（某種語言）說話（speak 的過去分詞）

adj. 以某種方式說話的；口頭的

例句：

He was a gentle, soft-spoken, intelligent man.

他是個(gè)和藹、說話溫和、睿智的人。