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【えんぜつ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

speech; address

Generated definitions (experimental)

speech; address

This refers to a formal spoken communication to an audience, often intended to inform, persuade, or motivate. Addresses can occur in various settings, such as political, ceremonial, or educational.

。。

He delivered a speech in front of the public.

。。

That address inspired many people.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to give a speechpolitical speechpublic addresscontent of the speechspeech meetingopportunity to speakeffective speechspeech techniqueemotional speechshort speechto prepare a speech

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

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Example sentences

167 results

1. きごう？

What if you gave a speech and nobody came?

2. 。。

He used so much inflated language in his speech today I couldn't figure out what he was saying.

3. ぶれえブレー。。

Even though he didn't sleep, Mr. Blay gave a great speech.

4. 。。

She accompanied her speech with gestures.

5. 。。

She made references to World War II in her speech.

6. 。。

She is excellent at making speeches.

7. 。。

She took down the speech in shorthand.

8. 。。

She is due to speak for the class.

9. 。。

Her speech moved the audience.

10. 。。

The fury went out of her speeches.

11. 。。

Her speech was excellent.

12. 。。

His powerful speech carried the audience with him.

13. 。。

They listened to the President making a speech over the radio.

14. 。。

They laughed the speaker down.

15. 。。

He made a speech in plain English.

16. 。。

He compelled me to make a speech.

17. 。。

He made a speech using his unique tone of voice.

18. 。。

He addressed the audience in a soft tone.

19. 。。

He gave a short talk.

20. 。。

He made a splendid off-the-cuff speech.

【えんぜつ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

speech; address

Generated definitions (experimental)

speech; address

This refers to a formal spoken communication to an audience, often intended to inform, persuade, or motivate. Addresses can occur in various settings, such as political, ceremonial, or educational.

。。

He delivered a speech in front of the public.

。。

That address inspired many people.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to give a speechpolitical speechpublic addresscontent of the speechspeech meetingopportunity to speakeffective speechspeech techniqueemotional speechshort speechto prepare a speech

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

．.

Example sentences

167 results

1. きごう？

What if you gave a speech and nobody came?

2. 。。

He used so much inflated language in his speech today I couldn't figure out what he was saying.

3. ぶれえブレー。。

Even though he didn't sleep, Mr. Blay gave a great speech.

4. 。。

She accompanied her speech with gestures.

5. 。。

She made references to World War II in her speech.

6. 。。

She is excellent at making speeches.

7. 。。

She took down the speech in shorthand.

8. 。。

She is due to speak for the class.

9. 。。

Her speech moved the audience.

10. 。。

The fury went out of her speeches.

11. 。。

Her speech was excellent.

12. 。。

His powerful speech carried the audience with him.

13. 。。

They listened to the President making a speech over the radio.

14. 。。

They laughed the speaker down.

15. 。。

He made a speech in plain English.

16. 。。

He compelled me to make a speech.

17. 。。

He made a speech using his unique tone of voice.

18. 。。

He addressed the audience in a soft tone.

19. 。。

He gave a short talk.

20. 。。

He made a splendid off-the-cuff speech.

演

N35

意performance; act; play; render; stage

音エン

説

N34

意opinion; theory; explanation; rumor

訓と.く

音セツ、ゼイ

名さとし、とき