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单词 proclaim
释义
proclaim
verb[T]
uk
/prəˈkleɪm/us
/proʊˈkleɪm/

proclaimverb[T](ANNOUNCE)

formal
toannouncesomethingpubliclyorofficially,especiallysomethingpositive:
宣布；声明
All thecountrieshave proclaimedtheirloyaltyto thealliance.所有的国家都表明了他们对联盟的忠诚。
Republicanpartymemberswereconfidentlyproclaimingvictoryevenas the first fewvotescame in.刚刚得到几张选票，共和党人就准备自信地宣布胜利了。
[+ that]It was thefamousspeechin which he proclaimedthatsocialismwasdead.就是在那场著名的演讲中他宣称社会主义已经死亡。
[+ two objects]She was proclaimed Queen at theageof 13 after thesuddendeathof herfather.父亲突然去世后，她13岁就被立为女王。
More examples
  • After theabdication, George wasimmediatelyproclaimedking.
  • Bush was proclaimingvictoryevenbefore the lastvoteshad beencounted.
  • Thepresidenthas proclaimed astateofemergency.
  • Brazilproclaimed itselfindependentfrom Portugal in 1882.
  • Thecharterproclaims that eachstatewill beindependentlygoverned.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Announcing, informing & stating
  • acquaintsomeone/yourselfwithsomething
  • affirm
  • annunciation
  • avowedly
  • awaken
  • awakensomeonetosomething
  • break
  • break it/the news tosomeoneidiom
  • breathe/say a wordidiom
  • known
  • on the recordidiom
  • proclamation
  • pronounce
  • putsomethingout ofitsmiseryidiom
  • rapporteur
  • record
  • resensitize
  • rollout
  • self-anointed
  • statement
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proclaimverb[T](SHOW)

literary
to show something or make itclear:
表明；显示
Wearingscarvesandhatswhich proclaimedtheirallegiance, thefootballfansfloodedinto thebar.足球迷们戴着表示忠诚的头巾和帽子，如潮水般涌入酒吧。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Showing and demonstrating
  • act out
  • attest
  • bespeak
  • betray
  • breastbeating
  • bring
  • define
  • demonstrative
  • glimmer
  • indicate
  • masterclass
  • point (something/someone) out
  • point the wayidiom
  • point to/towardssomething
  • probatory
  • produce
  • speak
  • visualization
  • wear
  • whiff
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(Definition ofproclaimfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

proclaim| American Dictionary

proclaim
verb[T]
us
/prəˈkleɪm,proʊ-/
toannouncesomethingpubliclyorofficially:
Sheconfidentlyproclaimedvictoryevenas the first fewvotescame in.
(Definition ofproclaimfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofproclaim

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I'm afraid it proclaims the triumph of texture over substance and at 21 minutes way overstays its welcome.
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The primary health care philosophy and approach offer us such a framework, and we should not be shy about proclaiming its relevance.
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The guilty party was proclaimed to be legally dead, with all the financial consequences that that entailed.
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Ignorance was proclaimed king, and an authority set up.
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Traffic rules, prescribing how to use the roads while causing minimal wear, were proclaimed in 1857.
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Where the flag went, another metaphor proclaimed, the cross was never far behind.
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Adjudicating misconduct on this model calls on rigid legal standards rather than the less explicit and loftier standards of trustworthiness proclaimed by the profession.
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Excertives (voting, appointing, proclaiming) are exercisings of power.
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The origin of the problem is found deep in the bowels of speculative philosophy and is evident in the nominal pseudo-faith that the church proclaims.
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Critics have long proclaimed that theistic faith is in terminal decay.
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Before that time, many papers openly proclaimed association with a particular political party.
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After the period of industrialization, collectivization, and cultural revolution, the new constitution of 1936 proclaimed that a stable socialist society had been built.
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They took political action and proclaimed a ' revolution ' which reflected the true character of their lumpen base.
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Not only was he proclaimed "first" in inventing a sound-recording device, but he was already known to the public through previous inventions.
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In fact, in all these agreements we can discern the existence of a specific person or persons who presented or proclaimed norms in some form.
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