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Meanings of speechmaking in anglès

portuguès
oratória

Delivering an address to a public audience.

oratória
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Examples for "speaking"
Examples for "speaking"
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson, speaking on Morning Report today, backed her position.
Radio NZ
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A large number of asylum-seekers in Ireland come from non-English speaking countries.
The Irish Times
3
This is far from reality, he said, speaking to Reuters from Turkey.
Reuters
4
However, speaking to Donald McRae five years ago, he highlighted his difficulties.
The Guardian
5
However, also speaking in parliament, the former prime minister denied all wrongdoing.
Radio NZ
1
She felt shy, worried about public speaking, but passionate about the issue.
The Guardian
2
But I also realized my new passion is public speaking and teaching.
Ebony
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I'm telling you this to explain my general aversion to public speaking.
My Sister's Keeper
4
My fear of public speaking was as irrational as it was extreme.
The Irish Times
5
The art of public speaking is so simple that it is difficult.
Successful Methods of Public Speaking
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The aim of the oral presentation is to give the spiritual effect.
A Study of Fairy Tales
2
The letter has several flourishes I'm quite proud of and would benefit from an oral presentation.
Up in the air
3
Isolated oral presentation of histoplasmosis can mimic malignancy both clinically as well as pathologically, leading to potentially disastrous consequences.
Pubmed
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An atypical oral presentation of herpes simplex virus infection in a 49-year-old woman after orthotopic liver transplantation is reported.
Pubmed
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Students will, however, be marked by their teachers, in front of their classmates, on an oral presentation that they will give to class.
The Irish Times
Usage of speechmaking in anglès
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The time was filled with earnest speechmaking in support of the Government.
Abraham Lincoln and the Union: A Chronicle of the Embattled Nort...
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According to common opinion Americans are the nation most addicted to speechmaking.
A Williams Anthology / A Collection of the Verse and Prose of Wi...
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But once the speechmaking commenced, he was sorry the music had ended.
Jitterbug Perfume
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While he's speechmaking, I quiz the constables for details about the news report.
Back on murder
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The custom of the times had reduced speechmaking after dinner to a minimum.
The Golden Dog
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But this is no time for speechmaking, nor the occasion for further remarks.
Recollections of Forty Years in the House, Senate and Cabinet / ...
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He had not entertained by speechmaking, nor had he shone decoratively at receptions.
The House of Pride, and Other Tales of Hawaii
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The mechanization of speechmaking has come close to destroying the point of making speeches.
The new yorker
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There was the usual brand of hypocritical and fervid speechmaking.
The Centralia Conspiracy
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Here are some of the top speechmaking sins -and tips to avoid them.
BBC
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It used to be that speechmaking was subject to a mysterious chemistry all it own.
The new yorker
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There was a 45-minute speechmaking session on the set.
The new yorker
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Wisely, as I think, I would have no speechmaking.
The Adventure of Living : a Subjective Autobiography
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Tommy doesn't care for the "hero stuff," or for waving flags and speechmaking.
My Year of the War / Including an Account of Experiences with th...
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There were over three hundred guests in all and it was late before the speechmaking began.
A Ball Player's Career / Being the Personal Experiences and Remi...
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Strange utterances, public speechmaking, manic feats of athleticism.
The passage
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Translations for speechmaking
portuguès
oratória
Speechmaking through the time