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单词 utter
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Bring utter misery and chaos to millions of people by going on strike.Unless the dope is a complete and utter dope.The whole debacle has been a complete and utter mess.It is utter nonsense to suggest otherwise.Which is fine, except for being total and utter nonsense.I was in complete and utter shock, really upset and stressed.You return to find complete and utter mayhem.The first official festival was utter chaos.The whole thing is an utter nonsense.The officer rubbed his balding head and uttered something most unworthy.We both looked down at her in utter amazement.She was in complete and utter shock.Patients were screaming out in pain and the ward appeared to be in utter chaos.It is utter nonsense to say it is domestic rubbish.It is a desert scene of utter chaos.It is utter nonsense of course and completely reprehensible morally.It would be a complete and utter team sport.But his selection and the feeble dogma behind it has caused utter chaos.All of which is complete and utter nonsense.His dedication to the game is utter and complete.What utter contempt the industry has for punters, including those having their annual flutter.His eyes wide, he stared at the back of the church with utter amazement.What is most shocking is the utter contempt with which he treats the Italian public.He winced and uttered something, but smiled at me.The French must view us with utter contempt.Mrs Keen has shown utter contempt for her constituents by refusing to explain or justify her actions.Just utter amazement and embarrassment.He rallied, opened his eyes, uttered something and died.He produced, to my utter amazement, a superb dinner.

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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'

Chinese translation of 'utter'

utter

(ˈʌtəʳ)

adj

  1. (= total) [amazement, nonsense, fool] 绝(絕)对(對)的 (juéduì de)

vt

  1. (liter) [sounds, words] 说(說) (shuō)
(verb) 
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
(verb) 
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) 
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'

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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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