单词 | utter |
释义 | ut·ter I. 1. < through utter and through middle darkness borne — John Milton > 2. < a scene of utter destruction — F.D.Roosevelt > < the utter clarity of these winter dawns — Florence Jaques > < an utter impossibility > < utter strangers > 3. II. transitive verb 1. 2. a. < the meadowlark uttered her strong but tender note — John Burroughs > < uttered a contemptuous laugh — Zane Grey > < uttered a wolf whistle — F.V.W.Mason > b. < beyond all the words she could utter — William Black > < if I could utter his name on this occasion — Edmund Burke > c. < would utter opinions on all passing affairs — R.W.Emerson > < visions of splendor which it is not lawful to utter — W.L.Sullivan > < if one had to utter any criticism of her book — Sean O'Faolain > 3. obsolete < his tongue and pen uttered heavenly mysteries — Izaak Walton > 4. < having possession of 745 counterfeit sovereigns, with intent to utter them — Numismatist > 5. < fountains that uttered glittering streams of water > 6. < meant … to utter himself upon that theme — Nathaniel Hawthorne > intransitive verb 1. < give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely — John Milton > < the parrot would never utter — Osbert Sitwell > 2. < words that will not utter — James Hamilton > Synonyms: see express |
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