英语词汇“utter”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	utter
释义	Trends of utter View usage for: utter (ʌtəʳ) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense utters, present participle uttering, past tense, past participle uttered 1. verb If someone utters sounds or words, they say them. [literary] He uttered a snorting laugh. [VERB noun] They departed without uttering a word. [VERB noun] Synonyms: say, state, speak, voice More Synonyms of utter 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] You use utter to emphasize that something is great in extent, degree, or amount. [emphasis] This, of course, is utter nonsense. ...this utter lack of responsibility. A look of utter confusion swept across his handsome face. Synonyms: absolute, complete, total, perfect More Synonyms of utter More Synonyms of utter utter in British English 1 (ˈʌtə) verb 1. to give audible expression to (something) to utter a growl 2. criminal law to put into circulation (counterfeit coin, forged banknotes, etc) 3. (transitive) to make publicly known; publish to utter slander 4. obsolete to give forth, issue, or emit Derived forms utterable (ˈutterable) adjective utterableness (ˈutterableness) noun utterer (ˈutterer) noun utterless (ˈutterless) adjective Word origin C14: probably originally a commercial term, from Middle Dutch ūteren (modern Dutch uiteren) to make known; related to Middle Low German ūtern to sell, show utter in British English 2 (ˈʌtə) adjective (prenominal) (intensifier) an utter fool utter bliss the utter limit Word origin C15: from Old English utera outer, comparative of ūte out (adv); related to Old High German ūzaro, Old Norse ūtri utter in American English 1 (ˈʌtər) adjective 1. complete; total 2. unqualified; absolute; unconditional Derived forms utterly (ˈutterly) adverb utterness (ˈutterness) noun Word origin ME < OE uttera, compar. of ut, out utter in American English 2 (ˈʌtər) verb transitive 1. to give out; put forth: now used only of the passing of counterfeit money or forged checks 2. to produce, speak, or express audibly (speech sounds, syllables, words, thoughts, etc.) 3. to express in any way 4. to emit (nonvocal sounds), as if speaking 5. to make known; divulge; reveal 6. Obsolete to publish (a book, etc.) 7. Obsolete to sell (goods, etc.) verb intransitive 8. to speak or converse SYNONYMY NOTE: utter1 implies the communication of an idea or feeling by means of vocal sounds, such aswords, exclamations, etc. [he uttered a sigh of relief]; express, the broadest of these terms, suggests a revealing of ideas, feelings, one's personality,etc. by means of speech, action, or creative work [to express oneself in music]; voice suggests expression through words, either spoken or written [voicing one's opinions in letters to the editor]; broach suggests the utterance or mention of an idea to someone for the first time [I'll broach the subject to her at dinner]; enunciate suggests the announcement or open attestation of some idea [to enunciate a theory, doctrine, etc.] Derived forms utterable (ˈutterable) adjective utterer (ˈutterer) noun Word origin ME uttren < utter, outward: see utter1 Examples of 'utter' in a sentence utter Bring utter misery and chaos to millions of people by going on strike. The Sun (2016) Unless the dope is a complete and utter dope. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The whole debacle has been a complete and utter mess. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It is utter nonsense to suggest otherwise. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Which is fine, except for being total and utter nonsense. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I was in complete and utter shock, really upset and stressed. The Sun (2017) You return to find complete and utter mayhem. The Sun (2011) The first official festival was utter chaos. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The whole thing is an utter nonsense. The Sun (2007) The officer rubbed his balding head and uttered something most unworthy. Baxter, Stephen Anti-Ice (1993) We both looked down at her in utter amazement. Times, Sunday Times (2007) She was in complete and utter shock. The Sun (2013) Patients were screaming out in pain and the ward appeared to be in utter chaos. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It is utter nonsense to say it is domestic rubbish. The Sun (2006) It is a desert scene of utter chaos. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It is utter nonsense of course and completely reprehensible morally. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It would be a complete and utter team sport. The Sun (2010) But his selection and the feeble dogma behind it has caused utter chaos. Times, Sunday Times (2015) All of which is complete and utter nonsense. Times, Sunday Times (2013) His dedication to the game is utter and complete. Leo McKinstry Sir Alf: A Major Reappraisal of the Life and Times of England's Greatest FootballManager (2006) What utter contempt the industry has for punters, including those having their annual flutter. The Sun (2010) His eyes wide, he stared at the back of the church with utter amazement. Christianity Today (2000) What is most shocking is the utter contempt with which he treats the Italian public. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He winced and uttered something, but smiled at me. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The French must view us with utter contempt. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Mrs Keen has shown utter contempt for her constituents by refusing to explain or justify her actions. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Just utter amazement and embarrassment. The Sun (2010) He rallied, opened his eyes, uttered something and died. Paul Hyland RALEGH'S LAST JOURNEY: A Tale of Madness, Vanity and Treachery (2003) He produced, to my utter amazement, a superb dinner. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Word lists with utter Criminal law terms In other languages utter British English: utter VERB If someone utters sounds or words, they say them. He uttered a snorting laugh. American English: utter Brazilian Portuguese: proferir Chinese: 发出声音 European Spanish: pronunciar French: émettre German: äußern Italian: proferireparole Japanese: 発する Korean: 말하다 European Portuguese: proferir Latin American Spanish: pronunciar British English: utter ADJECTIVE You use utter to emphasize that something is great in extent, degree, or amount. This, of course, is utter nonsense. American English: utter Brazilian Portuguese: total Chinese: 彻底的 European Spanish: total French: total German: äußerste Italian: assoluto Japanese: 全くの Korean: 전적인 European Portuguese: total Latin American Spanish: total All related terms of 'utter' utter joy Joy is a feeling of great happiness. utter failure If something is a failure , it is not a success . utter barrister the full title of a barrister who is not a Queen's Counsel utter contempt If you have contempt for someone or something, you have no respect for them or think that they are unimportant . utter disgrace If you say that something is a disgrace , you are emphasizing that it is very bad or wrong , and that you find it completely unacceptable . utter nonsense If you say that something spoken or written is nonsense , you mean that you consider it to be untrue or silly . utter shambles If a place, event, or situation is a shambles or is in a shambles , everything is in disorder . Chinese translation of 'utter' utter (ˈʌtəʳ) adj (= total) [amazement, nonsense, fool] 绝(絕)对(對)的 (juéduì de) vt (liter) [sounds, words] 说(說) (shuō) 1 (verb) in the sense of say Definition to express something in sounds or words They departed without uttering a word. Synonyms say I hope you didn't say anything about me. state Clearly state your address and telephone number. speak The very act of speaking the words gave him comfort. voice Scientists have voiced concern that the disease could be passed to humans. express He expressed grave concern at their attitude. deliver He will deliver a speech about schools. declare mouth I mouthed some sympathetic platitudes. breathe He never breathed a word about our conversation. pronounce Have I pronounced your name correctly? articulate He failed to articulate an overall vision. enunciate She enunciated each word slowly and carefully. put into words verbalize vocalize 2 (verb) in the sense of publish Synonyms publish The paper did not publish his name for legal reasons. state reveal She has refused to reveal her daughter's whereabouts. declare He declared his intention to become the best golfer in the world. proclaim He continues to proclaim his innocence. divulge He was charged with divulging state secrets. promulgate Such behaviour promulgates a negative image of the British. make known give expression to (adjective) in the sense of absolute Definition total or absolute A look of utter confusion swept across his handsome face. Synonyms absolute A sick person needs to have absolute trust in a doctor. complete He made me look like a complete idiot. total The car was in a total mess. I mean I'm not a total idiot. perfect She behaved like a perfect fool. positive (informal) He was in a positive fury. pure The old man turned to give her a look of pure surprise. sheer acts of sheer desperation stark usually derogatory) They are motivated, he said, by stark fear. outright He told me an outright lie. all-out He launched an all-out attack on his critics. thorough I was a thorough little academic snob. downright (derogatory) downright bad manners real You must think I'm a real idiot. consummate He was a consummate liar and exaggerator. veritable a veritable feast of entertainment unqualified The event was an unqualified success. out-and-out You're an out-and-out liar. unadulterated It was pure, unadulterated hell. unmitigated A senior police officer had called him an unmitigated liar. thoroughgoing arrant (derogatory) That's the most arrant nonsense I've ever heard. deep-dyed usually derogatory) Additional synonyms in the sense of all-out Definition using one's maximum powers He launched an all-out attack on his critics. Synonyms total, full, complete, determined, supreme, maximum, outright, thorough, unlimited, full-scale, optimum, exhaustive, resolute, full-on (informal), unrestrained, unremitting, thoroughgoing, unstinted in the sense of arrant Definition utter or downright That's the most arrant nonsense I've ever heard. Synonyms total, complete, extreme, absolute, gross, notorious, utter, outright, thorough, infamous, rank, blatant, monstrous, vile, downright, atrocious, out-and-out, flagrant, egregious, unmitigated, undisguised, thoroughgoing, deep-dyed in the sense of articulate Definition to express coherently in words He failed to articulate an overall vision. Synonyms express, say, tell, state, word, speak, declare, phrase, communicate, assert, pronounce, utter, couch, put across, enunciate, put into words, verbalize, asseverate (formal) Synonyms of 'utter' utter Explore 'utter' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of breathe He never breathed a word about our conversation. Synonyms whisper, say, voice, express, sigh, utter, articulate, murmur in the sense of complete Definition perfect in quality or kind He made me look like a complete idiot. Synonyms total, perfect, absolute, utter, outright, thorough, consummate, out-and-out, unmitigated, dyed-in-the-wool, thoroughgoing, deep-dyed in the sense of consummate Definition complete or extreme He was a consummate liar and exaggerator. Synonyms complete, total, supreme, extreme, ultimate, absolute, utter, conspicuous, unqualified, deep-dyed in the sense of declare Definition to state firmly and forcefully He declared his intention to become the best golfer in the world. Synonyms state, claim, announce, voice, express, maintain, confirm, assert, proclaim, pronounce, utter, notify, affirm, profess, avow, aver, asseverate (formal) in the sense of deliver Definition to present (a lecture or speech) He will deliver a speech about schools. Synonyms give, read, present, announce, publish, declare, proclaim, pronounce, utter, give forth in the sense of divulge Definition to make known He was charged with divulging state secrets. Synonyms make known, tell, reveal, publish, declare, expose, leak, confess, exhibit, communicate, spill (informal), disclose, proclaim, betray, uncover, impart, promulgate, let slip, blow wide open (slang), get off your chest (informal), cough (slang), out (informal), spill your guts about (slang) in the sense of downright Definition absolute downright bad manners Synonyms complete, absolute, utter, total, positive (informal), clear, plain, simple, explicit, outright, blatant, unequivocal, unqualified, out-and-out, categorical, undisguised, thoroughgoing, arrant, deep-dyed in the sense of enunciate Definition to pronounce (words) clearly She enunciated each word slowly and carefully. Synonyms pronounce, say, speak, voice, sound, utter, articulate, vocalize, enounce (formal) in the sense of express Definition to state (an idea or feeling) in words He expressed grave concern at their attitude. Synonyms state, communicate, convey, articulate, say, tell, put, word, speak, voice, declare, phrase, assert, pronounce, utter, couch, put across, enunciate, put into words, give voice to, verbalize, asseverate (formal) in the sense of mouth Definition to speak or say something insincerely, esp. in public I mouthed some sympathetic platitudes. Synonyms utter, say, speak, voice, express, pronounce, articulate, enunciate, verbalize, vocalize, say insincerely, say for form's sake Additional synonyms in the sense of out-and-out Definition absolute You're an out-and-out liar. Synonyms absolute, complete, total, perfect, sheer, utter, outright, thorough, downright, consummate, unqualified, unmitigated, dyed-in-the-wool, thoroughgoing, unalloyed, arrant, deep-dyed in the sense of outright Definition complete He told me an outright lie. Synonyms absolute, complete, total, direct, perfect, pure, sheer, utter, thorough, wholesale, unconditional, downright, consummate, unqualified, undeniable, out-and-out, unadulterated, unmitigated, thoroughgoing, unalloyed, arrant, deep-dyed in the sense of perfect Definition utter or absolute She behaved like a perfect fool. Synonyms complete, absolute, sheer, utter, consummate, out-and-out, unadulterated, unmitigated, unalloyed in the sense of positive Definition complete He was in a positive fury. Synonyms absolute, complete, perfect, right (British, informal), real, total, rank, sheer, utter, thorough, downright, consummate, veritable, unqualified, out-and-out, unmitigated, thoroughgoing, unalloyed in the sense of proclaim Definition to indicate plainly He continues to proclaim his innocence. Synonyms announce, declare, advertise, show, publish, indicate, blaze (abroad), herald, circulate, trumpet, affirm, give out, profess, promulgate, make known, enunciate, blazon (abroad), shout from the housetops (informal) in the sense of promulgate Definition to make widely known Such behaviour promulgates a negative image of the British. Synonyms make known, issue, announce, publish, spread, promote, advertise, broadcast, communicate, proclaim, circulate, notify, make public, disseminate in the sense of pronounce Definition to speak (a sound or sounds), esp. clearly or in a certain way Have I pronounced your name correctly? Synonyms say, speak, voice, stress, sound, accent, utter, articulate, enunciate, vocalize in the sense of pure Definition complete The old man turned to give her a look of pure surprise. Synonyms complete, total, perfect, absolute, mere, sheer, patent, utter, outright, thorough, downright, palpable, unqualified, out-and-out, unmitigated in the sense of real You must think I'm a real idiot. Synonyms complete, right, total, perfect, positive (informal), absolute, utter, thorough, veritable, out-and-out in the sense of reveal Definition to disclose or divulge (a secret) She has refused to reveal her daughter's whereabouts. Synonyms make known, disclose, give away, make public, tell, announce, publish, broadcast, leak, communicate, proclaim, betray, give out, let out, impart, divulge, let slip, let on, take the wraps off (informal), blow wide open (slang), get off your chest (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of sheer Definition absolute acts of sheer desperation Synonyms total, complete, absolute, utter, rank, pure, downright (derogatory), unqualified, out-and-out, unadulterated, unmitigated, thoroughgoing, unalloyed, arrant (derogatory) in the sense of speak Definition to communicate or express (something) in words The very act of speaking the words gave him comfort. Synonyms articulate, say, voice, pronounce, utter, tell, state, talk, express, communicate, make known, enunciate in the sense of stark Definition utter They are motivated, he said, by stark fear. Synonyms absolute, pure, sheer, utter, downright, patent, consummate, palpable, out-and-out, flagrant, unmitigated, unalloyed, arrant in the sense of state Definition to express (something) in words Clearly state your address and telephone number. Synonyms say, report, declare, specify, put, present, explain, voice, express, assert, utter, articulate, affirm, expound, enumerate, propound, aver, asseverate (formal) in the sense of thorough Definition great in extent or degree I was a thorough little academic snob. Synonyms complete, total, absolute, utter, perfect, entire, pure, sheer, outright, downright (derogatory), unqualified, out-and-out, unmitigated, arrant (derogatory), deep-dyed (derogatory) in the sense of total Definition complete The car was in a total mess.I mean I'm not a total idiot. Synonyms complete, absolute, utter, whole, perfect, entire, sheer, outright, all-out, thorough, unconditional, downright (derogatory), undisputed, consummate, unqualified, out-and-out, undivided, overarching, unmitigated, thoroughgoing, arrant (derogatory), deep-dyed (derogatory) in the sense of unadulterated Definition (of an emotion) not mixed with anything else It was pure, unadulterated hell. Synonyms sheer, complete, total, pure, absolute, utter, downright, unqualified, out-and-out, unmitigated, thoroughgoing, unalloyed in the sense of unmitigated Definition total and complete A senior police officer had called him an unmitigated liar. Synonyms complete, absolute, utter, perfect, rank, sheer, total, outright, thorough, downright (derogatory), consummate, out-and-out, thoroughgoing, arrant (derogatory), deep-dyed (derogatory) in the sense of unqualified Definition having no conditions or limitations The event was an unqualified success. Synonyms unconditional, complete, total, absolute, utter, outright, thorough, downright (derogatory), consummate, unrestricted, out-and-out, categorical, unmitigated, unreserved, thoroughgoing, without reservation, arrant (derogatory), deep-dyed (derogatory) in the sense of veritable Definition rightly called a veritable feast of entertainment Synonyms positive, real, absolute, sheer, indisputable, categorical, incontrovertible Additional synonyms in the sense of voice Definition to express verbally Scientists have voiced concern that the disease could be passed to humans. Synonyms express, say, declare, air, raise, table, reveal, mention, mouth, assert, pronounce, utter, articulate, come out with (informal), divulge, ventilate, enunciate, put into words, vocalize, give expression or utterance to
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