Tìm kiếm
to utter
01
phát âm, cất tiếng
to make audible sounds without necessarily forming clear or meaningful words
Transitive: to utter audible sounds
Example
The bird uttered melodious tunes throughout the morning.
In pain, she uttered a loud cry for help.
In the silence, he uttered a deep sigh of relief.
02
thốt ra, bày tỏ
to express something verbally
Transitive: to utter a sentiment or opinion
Example
With a trembling voice, he managed to utter a heartfelt apology.
During the meeting, he decided to utter his concerns about the project 's direction in a written memo.
She could n't believe he would utter such harsh words during their argument.
03
phát hành, lưu hành (tiền giả)
to knowingly circulate or use forged money as legal tender
Transitive: to utter forged money
Example
The criminal was arrested for uttering counterfeit bills at various stores across town.
The authorities warned businesses to be vigilant against individuals uttering counterfeit currency in the area.
Despite the risks, some people utter fake bills to finance their illegal activities.
04
phát âm, diễn đạt
to pronounce or articulate something clearly
Transitive: to utter a word
Example
The actor had to utter the complex lines of Shakespearean dialogue accurately.
She carefully uttered each word during the important presentation.
She could barely utter a word in her nervous state during the presentation.
utter
01
hoàn toàn, tuyệt đối
emphasizing the extreme or total nature of a situation
Example
The storm caused utter chaos, with widespread power outages and flooding.
The teacher expressed utter satisfaction with the students ' exemplary performance on the challenging exam.
The final scene of the movie left the audience in utter silence, captivated by its emotional impact.
Ví dụ
The bird uttered melodious tunes throughout the morning.
In pain, she uttered a loud cry for help.
In the silence, he uttered a deep sigh of relief.
As the storm approached, the wind uttered eerie howls.
The baby, unable to speak, uttered joyful giggles and laughter.
