uttering

英 [ˈʌtərɪŋ]

美 [ˈʌtərɪŋ]

v.  出声; 说; 讲
utter的现在分词

复数：utterings　

法律

COCA.44489

柯林斯词典

• VERB 发出（声音）；说；讲
  If someoneutterssounds or words, they say them.
  1. He uttered a snorting laugh...
     他嗤笑了一声。
  2. They departed without uttering a word.
     他们一言不发地离开了。
• ADJ 完全的；彻底的；十足的
  You useutterto emphasize that something is great in extent, degree, or amount.
  1. This, of course, is utter nonsense.
     这当然是一派胡言。
  2. ...this utter lack of responsibility...
     这种完全没有责任感的表现
  3. A look of utter confusion swept across his handsome face.
     他英俊的脸上掠过一丝大惑不解的神情。

双语例句

• Napoleon had died uttering the word army, Lamarque uttering the word country.
  拿破仑在临终时说的是“军队”，拉马克临终时说的是“祖国”。
• When the group of friends present saw that he was uttering nonsense, they began to leave one after another until there were only him and me left.
  一班朋友见他这样没头没脑的，就陆续散去，只剩着我和他了。
• The doctor, the priest, and the woman gazed at Marius in the midst of their affliction without uttering a word; he was the stranger there.
  医生、神甫和那妇人从悲痛中望着马吕斯，谁都不说一句话，惟有他，才是外人。
• Uttering a loud inarticulate cry as of pain or excitement.
  由于疼痛或者兴奋说出的响亮却口齿不清的喊叫。
• Warnings about the Chinese property market are hardly new, but what made this comment more startling was the person uttering it.
  对中国房地产市场的警示已经司空见惯，但这个评论更让人吃惊的地方，在于说出这个警示的人。
• He was convicted of uttering a false check.
  他因使用假支票而被判有罪。
• Putting a sentence together and then uttering it aloud was not only excruciating but humiliating, as people quickly lost patience with his slow and often incomprehensible speech.
  把一个句子放在一起，然后大声说出它，不仅是痛苦的，而且令人感到羞辱。人们很快地对于他缓慢，而常常难以理解的讲话失去了耐心。
• These verbs mean to express one's thoughts by uttering words.
  这些动词都有把自己的想法说出的意思。
• Not uttering a word, Paulus calmly took out two penknives of his pocket and put them on the table.
  保卢斯默不作声，平静的从口袋里拿出两把小刀放在了桌子上。
• He put the food into his mouth, chewed it and swallowed, uttering some perfunctory words of appreciation.
  他把食物放到嘴里，嚼了嚼，咽下去，敷衍地说了几句赞美之词。