speak out

英 [spiːk aʊt]

美 [spiːk aʊt]

公开表白; 大胆说出

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 公开表白;大胆说出
  If youspeak outagainst something or in favour of something, you say publicly that you think it is bad or good.
  1. As tempers rose, he spoke out strongly against some of the radical ideas for selling off state-owned property...
     随着火气越来越大，他公开对出售国有资产的一些激进观点表示强烈反对。
  2. Viktor Shklovsky spoke out in defence of the book...
     维克多·什科洛夫斯基为这本书公开辩护。
  3. Even then, she continued to speak out at rallies around the country.
     即便到了那个时候，她还继续在全国各地的集会上公开发言。

英英释义

verb

• express one's opinion openly and without fear or hesitation
  1. John spoke up at the meeting
  Synonym:opinespeak upanimadvertsound off

双语例句

• I also want to encourage immigrants like me to speak out and live better.
  我也想鼓励移民能像我这样畅所欲言，活得更精彩。
• Speak out in the presence of everyone.
  当着大家谈。
• So now I feel it's time for me to speak out and make sure people never forget.
  所以现在，我觉得是我大声疾呼，让人们永远不会忘记这件事的时候了。
• Speak out, Captain Butler! I think I have a right to know where my husband's been.
  说出来，巴特勒船长！我想我有权知道我丈夫去了哪里。
• Douglas held his tongue, preferring not to speak out on a politically sensitive issue.
  道格拉斯沉默不语，不愿谈论政治敏感问题。
• 'I would have regrets if I didn't speak out now,' he said.
  他说：如果现在不说出来，我会后悔的。
• Then I'd be free to speak out.
  那时我就可以自由说话了。
• This Nation must continue to speak out for justice and truth.
  国家必须继续为正义和真理发言。
• She had the courage to speak out at last.
  她终于有勇气大胆地发言了。
• He said other things I cannot speak out for shame.
  他还说了些我羞于启齿的话。