enunciated

英 [ɪˈnʌnsieɪtɪd]

美 [ɪˈnʌnsieɪtɪd]

v.  清楚地念(字); 清晰地发(音); 清楚地表明; 阐明
enunciate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB （清晰地）念（词）；（清晰地）发（音）
  When youenunciatea word or part of a word, you pronounce it clearly.
  1. His voice was harsh as he enunciated each word carefully...
     他一字一顿，听上去很生硬。
  2. She enunciates very slowly and carefully.
     她缓慢、仔细而又清晰地读着。
• VERB 阐明；清楚而准确地阐释
  When youenunciatea thought, idea, or plan, you express it very clearly and precisely.
  1. He was ever ready to enunciate his views to all who would listen.
     他总是乐意向所有愿意倾听的人阐明他的观点。

双语例句

• He enunciated, quietly, but in something like his usual modulated and faintly histrionic tone.
  他清晰地说，虽然是轻声的，却依旧是他平时那种抑扬有致，微微带些戏剧性的声调。
• "Myself, obviously." He enunciated every syllable, as if he were talking to someone mentally handicapped.
  “很显然，跟我。”他把每个音节都发得很清晰，就好像他在跟某个智障人士对话一样。
• He enunciated his vision of the future.
  他阐明了自己对未来的看法。
• Particularly galling to her was his concept, enunciated first before the Pope at a scientific meeting at the Vatican, that the universe might be completely self-contained, having no boundary or edge, no beginning or end.
  尤其令她恼火的是，他在梵蒂冈的一次科学会议上竟首次当着教皇的面宣布说，宇宙是自成一体的，无边无界无始无终。
• She enunciated each word slowly for her students.
  她把每个字都给学生慢慢念清楚。
• You have just enunciated a fundamental financial truth.
  你这话真是说出了金融界的一条基本真理。
• His voice, cold and perfectly enunciated, switched them like a birch branch.
  他的话口气冰冷，一字一板，有如给了他们劈面一鞭。
• He paused a moment to flick through the books and papers, then went on: He enunciated the word and then drank gravely.
  他顿了一顿，翻着那些单据和表册，又接下去说：他一字一顿地说，然后庄重地品酒。
• In the United States, the Anti-Trust Act has both enunciated and strengthened an enduring commitment to opening markets to new technologies and new groups.
  在美国，《反托拉斯法》既表明也加强了对向新技术和新公司开放市场的持久承诺。
• He enunciated the principle, If anyone will not ( that is, is unwilling to) work, neither shall he eat.
  他声明的原则是：「果一个人不工作（即不愿意工作）那他就不应该吃饭。