declare如何读

英:[dɪˈkleə(r)]

美:[dɪˈkler]

declare英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 宣布,宣告; 声明 say sth firmly and clearly
  2. vt. & vi. 断言,宣称 say solemnly; say in order to show that one has no doubt
  3. vt. & vi. 申报 make a full statement of (property for which tax may be owed to the government)

declare是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 宣布,公布,宣告
  2. 断言
  3. 申报(收益),详报,呈报
  4. 声明,声称,宣称
  5. 表明态度,表示,表明
  6. 声称某人是
  7. 发表,披露
  8. 【律】招,供述
  9. 陈述
  10. 【牌】宣布为王牌
  11. 申报(应纳税品)
  12. 声明反对,表示不赞成
  13. 板球(在击球员还未全部出局时)宣布结束赛局
  14. 宣布停止击球
  15. 显示,露出
  16. 使支付,宣布…支付

declare自然拼读

de·clare

dih kleIr

declare变形

第三人称单数:declares

现在分词:declaring

过去式:declared

过去分词:declared

declare词根

词根:declare

adj.

declared 公然的;公开宣布的

declarative 宣言的;陈述的,说明的

n.

declaration (纳税品等的)申报;宣布;公告;申诉书

declarer 申报者;宣言者

declare英英释义

transitive verb

to proclaim or formally announce (the fact of something happening or existing).Congress has declared war.She declared her candidacy for the office of governor.

to formally proclaim (someone or something) as being a specified way or being a specified thing.The court declared the ban to be unconstitutional.[verb + smby/smth + to be + noun/adj]The panel declared the father unfit to retain custody of his children.[verb + smby/smth + noun/adj]The judges declared her the winner.[verb + smby/smth + noun/adj]

to state strongly or with emphasis.He declared that he was innocent.[verb + (that) + clause]The rebel leader declared that all power was now his.[verb + (that) + clause]

to reveal or make manifest.He declared his affections for her in a letter.

to make a full statement of (goods or income to be taxed).You have to declare all of your income on your tax return.The customs officer asked if she had any items to declare.

intransitive verb

to make a declaration.

to proclaim one's opinion or position (usu. fol. by "for" or "against").He declared against Prohibition from its earliest days.

declare词组

declare oneself显露身分;发表意见

declare forv. 表明赞成(拥护)

nothing to declare绿色通道;不需报关

declare bankruptcy宣告破产

declare war onv. 发动进攻;对…宣战

declare on宣布

declare区别

 advertise, broadcast, announce, proclaim, publish, pronounce, declare

这组词都有“宣布,公开”的意思,其区别是:

advertise指通过文字和图像资料等的反复宣传而引起公众的注意,有时隐含令人不快或言过其实的意味。

broadcast专指利用广播或电视传播消息或发表见解。

announce多指首次宣布大家感兴趣或可满足大家好奇心的事情。

proclaim指官方宣布重大事件或施政方针,语体比announce正式。

publish专指通过报刊或其它媒介向公众公布事情。

pronounce词义与announce, declare接近,但较多用于指法律判决方面的宣布。

declare侧重正式就某事清楚明白地宣布。

以上来源于网络

 announce, declare

announce指宣布公众期望或与公众有关的事情,含有预告的意味。如:The government announced that they would pay their debts. (政府宣布将偿还债务。)

declare指正式负责地宣布,声明,通常用于庄重的场合。如:The judge declared him guilty.(法官宣布他有罪。)

以上来源于网络

declare词源中文解释

14世纪中期, declaren,“解释,阐明,使清晰”; 14世纪后期,“用言辞表明,明确陈述,宣布,公告”,源自古法语 declarer “解释,阐明”,或直接源自拉丁语 declarare “使清晰,揭示,披露,宣布”,由 de-, 这里可能是一个强调前缀(见 de-) + clarare “澄清”组成,源自 clarus “清晰”(见 clear(形容词))。

从15世纪中期开始,“断言,肯定”。不及物动词“表明自己的想法或意图”始于1840年。相关词汇: Declared; declaring。

declare_法律行业词汇

陈述

declare词源英文解释

Middle English, from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French declarer, from Latin declarare, from de- + clarare to make visible, from clarus clear — more at clear

The first known use of declare was in the 14th century

declare儿童词典英英释义

defence, defenceman

deep1 of 3adjective

extending far downward

a deep well

having a great distance between the top and bottom surfaces : not shallow

deep water

extending well inward from an outer or front surface

a deep gash

extending far outward from a center

deep space

occurring or located near the outer limits

deep right field

having a specified extension downward or backward

a shelf 40 centimeters deep

difficult to understand

a deep book

mysterious, obscure

a deep dark secret

profound sense 1

a deep thinker

completely absorbed

deep in thought

being to an extreme degree : heavy

deep sleep

dark and rich in color

a deep red

having a low musical pitch or range

a deep voice

coming from or located well within a house deep in the forest

a deep sigh

covered, enclosed, or filled often to a specified degree a road deep with snow

knee-deep in water

deep2 of 3adverb

to a great depth : deeply

far on : late

read deep into the night

near the outer limits

the shortstop was playing deep

deep3 of 3noun

an extremely deep place or part (as of the ocean)

ocean sense 1

the middle or most intense part

the deep of night

deep1 of 3adjective

extending far downward

a deep well

having a great distance between the top and bottom surfaces : not shallow

deep water

extending well inward from an outer or front surface

a deep gash

extending far outward from a center

deep space

occurring or located near the outer limits

deep right field

having a specified extension downward or backward

a shelf 40 centimeters deep

difficult to understand

a deep book

mysterious, obscure

a deep dark secret

profound sense 1

a deep thinker

completely absorbed

deep in thought

being to an extreme degree : heavy

deep sleep

dark and rich in color

a deep red

having a low musical pitch or range

a deep voice

coming from or located well within a house deep in the forest

a deep sigh

covered, enclosed, or filled often to a specified degree a road deep with snow

knee-deep in water

deep2 of 3adverb

to a great depth : deeply

far on : late

read deep into the night

near the outer limits

the shortstop was playing deep

deep3 of 3noun

an extremely deep place or part (as of the ocean)

ocean sense 1

the middle or most intense part

the deep of night

deemverb

to have an opinion : believe, suppose

deemed it wise to go slow

deed1 of 2noun

something that is done : act

we are judged by our deeds

a legal document by which one person transfers land or buildings to another

deed2 of 2verb

to transfer by deed

decrease1 of 2verb

to make or become smaller decrease 6 by 2

decrease speed

decrease2 of 2noun

a process of decreasing

a decrease in accidents

the amount by which a thing decreases

a decrease of three dollars

decline1 of 2verb

to slope downward : descend

to bend down

declined his head

to pass toward a lower state or level their enthusiasm declined

his health declined

to draw toward a close : wane

the day declined

to become less in amount

prices declined

to show unwillingness to accept, do, engage in, or agree to

declined to run for a second term

to refuse especially courteously

declined the offer

to give the declension of a noun, pronoun, or adjective

decline2 of 2noun

the process of declining:

a gradual sinking and wasting away

a change to a lower state or level

the time when something is approaching its end

an empire in decline

a downward slope

declareverb

to make known openly or officially

declare war

to state strongly

declared his innocence

to make a full statement of (taxable property or items on which duty must be paid)

declare 例句

1 I saw the slave-weavers of the Sudan; the child-warriors of the Moroccan sultan; Efik musketeers scampering at dawn into Ibo villages while women screamed alarm; forest wars declared simply to render up captives for sale.

2 The one the king has declared war on.

3 "My father has donned the ancient crown of salt and rock, and declared himself King of the Iron Islands. He claims the north as well, by right of conquest. You are all his subjects."

4 “I do not understand Americans. They say ‘job’ and you think they have said ‘jab,’” her father declared, spelling both words.

5 Quite naturally she considered the stuffs she wove unapproachable for fineness and beauty, and she was outraged when she heard that a simple peasant girl named Arachne declared her own work to be superior.

6 "You said you trusted me," declared the prince.

7 And my dad declared, “That was a great series.”

8 One thinks immediately of the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, who after having both his arms lopped off declares, “It’s just a flesh wound.”

9 “The detective said she’ll be tested today. At the lockdown hospital. A prolonged psychiatric evaluation. If they declare her sane, she goes to juvenile detention. According to the detective, she’ll likely cop a plea.”

10 “It was lawlessness that came forth from Babylon! Law less ness!” declared the Reverend, waving an arm impressively toward Babylon as if that turbulent locale lurked just behind the school latrine.

11 A voice declared this with unyielding finality; the declaration made me tremble.

12 Discovering, while scuffling with an enemy at a circus, that adults would give quarters to fighting kids to pacify them, Louie declared a truce with the enemy and they cruised around staging brawls before strangers.

13 When she pointed at the finest one in the bunch, Charlie declared, “Knows her critters.”

14 Everywhere I looked, articles in magazines, newspapers, and online were declaring me America’s best hope to win five gold medals in Rio.

15 “In the forty years I taught at St. Vincent de Paul Academy, I never once encountered an eighteen-year-old saint,” Father Mulrooney declared.

16 “I don’t know, Willie, that sounds like something out of the sixties, know what I’m sayin’? Something about declaring war on poverty and Spanish Harlem being a prisoner of war.

17 By resigning voluntarily, he was declaring that his deepest allegiances, like those of his critics, were thoroughly republican.

18 The storm was impressive, overwhelming snow-clearance efforts; the mayor had declared a state of emergency.

19 I hereby declare that Part II was completed and signed by the Candidate in my presence.

本人声明第二部分是于本人在场下由候选人亲自填写及签署.

20 “Thus Architecture died in the land of the free and the home of the brave—in a land declaring its fervid democracy, its inventiveness, its resourcefulness, its unique daring, enterprise and progress.”

declare 同义词

7 发表宣言

manifesto

15 宣布结束赛局

declaration

16 求爱

courtship come on to

17 表明立场

nail flag to the mast

19 声称为

represent

20 披露

present

25 郑重声明

vow vow and declare

29 供述

statement

declare 短语相关

declare against declare bankruptcy declare for declare (one's) independence declare war

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