orators

英 [ˈɒrətəz]

美 [ˈɔrətərz]

n.  讲演者; 雄辩家; 善于演说的人
orator的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （尤指能影响人们情感和信仰的）演说家，演讲家，雄辩家
  Anoratoris someone who is skilled at making formal speeches, especially ones which affect people's feelings and beliefs.
  1. Lenin was the great orator of the Russian Revolution.
     列宁是俄国革命时期伟大的演说家。

双语例句

• Early in the time of Ancient Greece and Rome, scholars have launched a research on Attic Orators and many results of research from them.
  早在古代希腊罗马，学者们就已经注意到了阿提卡演说家，多有著述。
• The Attic Orators are an important group who mainly existed in the Classic Times of Ancient Greece.
  阿提卡演说家是存在于希腊古典时期的一个重要的知识分子群体。
• Emperors became popes ( both were called "Pontifex Maximus"), senators became bishops, orators became priests and basilicas became churches.
  皇帝变成了教皇（两者都被称为大祭司长），元老院议员变成了主教，雄辩家变成了牧师，而长方形大会堂则变成了教堂。
• ( Laughter.) There are great orators that have come along in the world history who have been charlatans.
  （笑声）在世界历史上有一些享有盛名的演说家其实是江湖骗子。
• But, no matter what rallying cries the orators give to the idiots who fight, no matter what noble purposes they assign to wars, there is never but one reason for a war.
  但是，无论演说家们对那些打仗的白痴喊出什么样的口号，无论他们给战争订出什么样的崇高的目的，战争从来就只有一个原因。
• Poets are born, but orators are made.
  诗人是天生的，而演说家是后天造就的。
• All being skilful orators, the Chinese team were so eloquent and quick-witted that, without aid from card notes, their words flowed forth liberally to become polished impromptu speeches.
  中国队辩手实力平均，个个能言善辩，口齿伶俐，反应灵敏，即使无卡在手，也能滔滔不绝，而且出口成章。
• We see most eloquent orators voiceless as fish when they must speak of Thee, O Jesus our Saviour.
  耶稣我们的救主啊，我们看见最雄辩的演说家言及祢时，犹如鱼儿般缄默无言。
• The hired orators continued to pour forth their streams of eloquence.
  那些雇来的演说家继续滔滔不绝地施展辩才。
• Beccaria was even of opinion that all men might be poets and orators, and Reynolds that they might be painters and sculptors.
  拜克雷亚甚至认为所有人都可能成为诗人和演说家，雷诺兹则认为所有的人都可能成为画家和雕塑家。