speaks out是什么意思_speaks out的中文翻译

畅所欲言；大胆地说；大声地说

speaks───n.(Speaks)人名；(英)斯皮克斯

stillness speaks───当下的觉醒

silence speaks───柔声细语（歌曲名）

chipper jones speaks───奇珀·琼斯讲话

speaks to a puppy───和小狗说话

out───adv.出现；向外；在室外；出狱；遥远地；出海；退潮；指离球门线或终点线的距离；在公共娱乐场所；公开；出声地；殆尽；直至完成；完全；熄灭；除去；出局；adj.熄灭的；盛开的；面市的；出局的；不能被接受的；过时的；不准确的；打算做……的；被公开的；v.击倒，击晕；揭露（某人）是同性恋；熄灭；驱逐；拒绝；解除；n.出路，脱身办法；（棒球）使球员出局的办法；在野党；prep.从……里面出去，离开

out and out───adv.彻底地，不折不扣地; 彻里彻外; 百分之百；不折不扣地；彻底地

give me out out out───把我弄出去

give out hand out───分发

Heng said all of us will be eventually killed by these harmful foods unless everyone steps forward and speaks out.───吴恒称，除非每个人站出来大胆地说，不然最后每个人都会死于这些有毒食品。

He speaks out what is deep in your heart and wake you up.───他总能说出深埋于你心底的东西，令你如梦方醒。

Guscott rarely speaks out, preferring to keep his own counsel.───科特很少发表意见，他更喜欢把自己的看法埋在心里。

When he lies, he speaks out of his own character, for he is a liar and the father of lies.───他说谎是出于自己；因他本来是说谎的，也是说谎之人的父。

Unlike professional Western armies, the PLA speaks out on foreign policy.───与西方职业军队不同的是，中国人民解放军在外交政策方面畅所欲言。

God usually speaks out of the ordinary experiences of life. Often, it is not while you are worshiping at church.───神通常在你生活中一个司空见惯的场合对你说话，这往往不是你在教会敬拜神的时候。

She, too, speaks out against the regime and collaborates musically with Iran's most innovative composer, Mohsen Namjoo, yet another exile.───她也公开地表达反对当局统治的观点，并和伊朗最富创新精神的作曲家莫森•纳姆楚在音乐上开展合作，而纳姆楚也是一个流亡者。

She speaks out and out English though The official language of her state is Duch and French and German.───虽然比利时的官方语言是荷兰语、法语和德语，但她的英语讲得很地道。

In the widest sense this is probably true - everyone blogs, writes or speaks out for a reason.───从广泛意义上来说，这也许是对的——每个写博客的人，写的，说的都是出于一定的原因。

She speaks out and out English though The official language of her state is Duch and French and German.

It was called "Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine, " and the American Medical Association distributed it to its members.

Angry Miguel Cotto speaks out on Antonio Margarito - By John Benz Doghouse Boxing.

Angry and hurt at the continuing racism and sexism at Columbia, Joanne speaks out but tries to choose her moments.