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speak
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/spi:k/
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Žodžio paaiškinimas anglų kalba:
- verb-intransitive: To utter words or articulate sounds with ordinary speech modulation; talk.
- verb-intransitive: To convey thoughts, opinions, or emotions orally.
- verb-intransitive: To express oneself.
- verb-intransitive: To be on speaking terms: They are no longer speaking.
- verb-intransitive: To deliver an address or lecture: The mayor spoke at the rally.
- verb-intransitive: To make a statement in writing: The biography speaks of great loneliness.
- verb-intransitive: To act as spokesperson: spoke for the entire staff.
- verb-intransitive: To convey a message by nonverbal means: Actions speak louder than words.
- verb-intransitive: To be expressive: spoke with her eyes.
- verb-intransitive: To be appealing: His poetry speaks to one's heart.
- verb-intransitive: To make a reservation or request. Often used with for: Is this dance spoken for? I spoke for the last slice of pizza.
- verb-intransitive: To produce a characteristic sound: The drums spoke.
- verb-intransitive: To give off a sound on firing. Used of guns or cannon.
- verb-intransitive: To make communicative sounds.
- verb-intransitive: To give an indication or a suggestion: His manners spoke of good upbringing.
- verb-transitive: To articulate in a speaking voice: spoke words of wisdom.
- verb-transitive: To converse in or be able to converse in (a language): speaks German.
- verb-transitive: To express aloud; tell: speak the truth.
- verb-transitive: To express in writing.
- verb-transitive: Nautical To hail and communicate with (another vessel) at sea.
- verb-transitive: To convey by nonverbal means: His eyes spoke volumes.
- phrasal-verb: speak out To talk freely and fearlessly, as about a public issue.
- phrasal-verb: speak up To speak loud enough to be audible.
- phrasal-verb: speak up To speak without fear or hesitation.
- idiom: so to speak In a manner of speaking: can't see the forest for the trees, so to speak.
- idiom: speak down to To speak condescendingly to: She never spoke down to her audience.
- idiom: to speak of Worthy of mention: There's nothing new to speak of.
Lietuviškos reikšmės:
- to speak daggers piktai kalbėti
- to speak for oneself a) kalbėti apie savo jausmus
- kalbėti už save
- to speak one's mindatvirai pasisakyti
- so to speak taip sakant
- to speak outpasisakyti
- spake
- šnekėti
- sakyti
- tarti