dictate

dictate读音音标

英 [dɪkˈteɪt]

美 [ˈdɪkteɪt]

dictate意思解释

vt.

口述；

命令，指示；

使听写；

控制，支配

vi.

口述；

命令；

n.

命令；

指示；

指导原则；

变形

复数：dictates

过去式：dictated

过去分词：dictated

现在分词：dictating

第三人称单数：dictates

双语释义

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 大声讲或读; 口授 say or read aloud (words to be written down by another or others)vt. & vi. 指示; 指定; 指令 state with the force of authority; command; decree; prescribe

n.(名词)

[P]命令,规定,要求 an order which should be obeyed

英英释义

dictate

[ dik\'teit, \'dikteit ]

n.

an authoritative rule

a guiding principle

\"the dictates of reason\"

v.

issue commands or orders for

同义词：orderprescribe

say out loud for the purpose of recording

\"He dictated a report to his secretary\"

rule as a dictator

词汇搭配

用作动词 (v.)～+名词dictate condition提出条件dictate demands提出要求dictate a letter口述一封信dictate a matter口述一件事dictate an order口头传达一个命令～+副词dictate amiably和蔼地口授dictate definitely明确地指示dictate personally攻击性地宣读dictate reasonably明智地宣称dictate viciously带有胜利地大声宣读～+介词dictate by受…的指使dictate to向…口授

双语例句

用作不及物动词(vi.)The teacher dictated a passage to the class.老师给全班同学听写一段文章。用作及物动词(vt.)He was dictating a letter to his secretary.他在向秘书口授信稿。He can\'t write but he can dictate.他不会写但会说。Businessmen often dictate their letters.商人常口授信稿令人笔录。You can\'t dictate to people how they should live.不能强行规定人们应该怎样生活。用作名词(n.)If I had the dictatorial power in a dictatorship, I will dictate those IT be kept in detention for appearing too pretentious.我假如拥有独裁政治的专断权，我会命令把她关起来，罪名是外表炫耀做作。Don\'t dictate to me to do that.别命令我去做那件事。It belongs to me to dictate to them.我有指挥他们的权责。