v.宣言，(尤指在公众前)慷慨激昂地宣讲，慷慨陈词

原形：declaim第三人称单数：declaims过去式：declaimed过去分词：declaimed现在分词：declaiming

The actor stepped onto the stage and began to declaim his lines with great passion.
演员走上舞台，开始满怀激情地朗诵他的台词。
She loved to declaim poetry in the garden, letting her voice carry through the trees.
她喜欢在花园里朗诵诗歌，让她的声音随风穿过树林。
The politician declaimed against corruption, vowing to root it out from the government.
政治家大声疾呼反对腐败，誓言要将其从政府中根除。
At the protest, several speakers took turns to declaim about social injustice.
在抗议活动中，几位演讲者轮流发表演说，谴责社会不公。
He would often declaim Shakespeare's soliloquies in front of a mirror, practicing his diction.
他经常在镜子前朗诵莎士比亚的独白，练习发音。
The professor declaimed on the importance of critical thinking in modern education.
教授阐述了批判性思维在现代教育中的重要性。
She declaimed the opening speech of the play with such emotion that the audience was immediately captivated.
她以如此深情的方式朗诵了戏剧的开场白，立即吸引了观众的注意。
The activist declaimed about the urgent need for environmental protection to a crowd of supporters.
这位活动家向一群支持者大声疾呼保护环境的紧迫性。
In the debating club, members were encouraged to declaim their arguments confidently and persuasively.
在辩论俱乐部中，鼓励成员自信而有说服力地表达他们的论点。
He declaimed the national anthem with pride at the beginning of every sports event.
在每次体育赛事开始时，他都自豪地高唱国歌。