n.讲演者，雄辩家，善于演说的人

原形：orator复数：orators

The orator captivated the audience with his eloquent speech.
这位演说家以他雄辩的演讲深深吸引了听众。
She was an orator of great repute, known for her inspiring speeches on women's rights.
她是一位声名卓著的演说家，以其鼓舞人心的女性权益演讲而闻名。
His oratory skills helped him to convince the council of the importance of the project.
他的演讲技巧帮助他说服了委员会该项目的重要性。
The young orator's passionate plea for peace moved many in the crowd to tears.
那位年轻演说家对和平的热情呼吁使许多在场的人感动得流下了眼泪。
In ancient Rome, orators were highly respected for their ability to persuade and inform.
在古罗马，演说家因其说服力和传播信息的能力而备受尊敬。
The orator used vivid metaphors to paint a picture of a brighter future for the nation.
演说家用生动的隐喻描绘出国家更光明的未来。
Her oratorical prowess was evident as she delivered the keynote address without notes.
在她不看稿地发表主题演讲时，她的演讲才能显而易见。
The orator's voice echoed through the hall, leaving a lasting impression on all who listened.
演说家的声音在大厅里回荡，给所有听众留下了深刻的印象。
He practiced his oratory in front of the mirror to perfect his gestures and tone.
他在镜子前练习演讲，以完善他的手势和语气。
The orator's call to action rallied the supporters and sparked a movement for change.
演说家的行动号召激起了支持者，引发了一场变革运动。