pronouncement

英 [prəˈnaʊnsmənt]

美 [prəˈnaʊnsmənt]

n.  声明; 公告; 宣告

复数：pronouncements　

法律

Collins.1 / BNC.11254 / COCA.10628

牛津词典

noun

• 声明；公告；宣告
  a formal public statement

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 声明；公告
  Pronouncementsare public or official statements on an important subject.
  1. ...the President's latest pronouncements about the protection of minorities.
     总统最近发布的保护少数民族的声明

英英释义

noun

• an authoritative declaration
  Synonym:dictumsay-so

双语例句

• A source of moral or ethical judgment or pronouncement.
  伦理或道德判断或声明的根据。
• This literary evidence and the medical pronouncement can be corroborated and the death of Buddha precipitated in the medical term what is known as Myocardial infraction.
  这个文字上的证明和医学的声明可以被证实为佛陀的逝世是因为，用医学术语称之为心肌梗塞。
• In one of our great Victorian novels I read the following pronouncement:'The terrible curse of being poor is that we cannot afford to protect our women.
  在维多利亚时代最优秀的一篇小说里，我读到了如下一句话：贫穷对我们下的最可怕的诅咒，是我们无法保护自己的女人。
• The Tokyo pronouncement of 1991 advanced that the 21st century would be a time of using underground spaces.
  1991年《东京宣言》提出：21世纪将是人类开发利用地下空间的世纪。
• Upon pronouncement of a divorce judgment, the parties concerned must be informed not to remarry before the judgment takes legal effect.
  宣告离婚判决，必须告知当事人在判决发生法律效力前不得另行结婚。
• A formal pronouncement or command.
  命令正式的宣布或命令。
• So, the critical moment for removing the organs is within a very short period between pronouncement of death and necrosis of the organs.
  所以，器官取出的时机只有在宣布脑死与器官坏死的短短这段时间内取出。
• While it sets a system of the in-court judgment based on the existing laws of our country, it does not give a systematic definition over the concept of the in-court judgment pronouncement, which is also seldom involved in the theoretical and practical circles.
  我国法律虽然设定了当庭宣判制度，但并未给当庭宣判确定一个系统的定义，理论界和实务界也很少涉及当庭宣判这一概念。
• In Washington, the chairman of the House Select Committee on Energy Independence, Massachusetts Representative Edward Markey, seemed unimpressed by the Saudi pronouncement.
  在华盛顿，美国国会众议院能源独立委员会主席、麻萨诸塞州众议员马基似乎对沙特宣布的这一消息并不感兴趣。
• A great dread fell on him, as if he was awaiting the pronouncement of some doom that he had long foreseen and vainly hoped might after all never be spoken.
  一股巨大的恐惧攫住了他，好像在等待他很早就预测到了，又一直徒劳地期待永不提起的厄运宣布。