wǒzuìpàdeshì: báitiānzàixuéshúlǐbǎnqǐmiànkǒng, èhěnhěndebīpòwǒbèisòngdexiānshēng, héwǎnshàngfàngxuéhuíláipèngzhezhànzàixiàngkǒulánzhùwǒyàokǎowèndewǔsūnshègē。 There were two things I dreaded most: during the day in school, I had to face the fearsome schoolmaster who bullied me into reciting whole passages; and in the evening after school, I was accosted at the entrance to our lane by Elder Brother 5th Sun-she who insisted on quizzing me.
zhègèxiǎogūniànbǎtājìzhùdejiǎngyǎncíliúlìdìbèisòngchūlái。 The little girl rattle off the speech which she had learned by heard.
tābǎnàshǒushībèisòngrúliú。 He rattled off the poem.
nànǚháidàobèirúliúdìlǎngsònggōngkè。 The girl rattled off her lessons.
tāyīkǒuqìbǎ《 gǔshuǐshǒuyín》 cóngtóudàowěidūbèisòngchūláiliǎo。 He recited the whole of The Ancient Mariner to us off the reel.
duìyīwànmíng 7 suìyǐxiàlóngyǎ 'értóngjìnxíngyǔyánxùnliàn, xiǎnxiàolǜ 80%, yībùfēnlóngyǎ 'értóngkāngfùhòujìnrùpǔtōngxuéxiàodúshū, yòudelóngyǎ 'értóngzàiquánguóshàonián 'értóngshīgēlǎngsòngbǐsàizhōnghuòyīděngjiǎng。 and 10,000 deaf-mute children under seven have received speech training, with an effectiveness rate of 80 percent. Some deaf-mute children entered ordinary schools after they were rehabilitated, and some won first prizes in national children's poem recitation competitions.
yínsòngchóngfùhuòdàshēngshuōchū( yùyǎndedōngxīhuòjìyìdedōngxī), yóuzhǐmiànduìyīqúnguānzhònghuòtīngzhòngdezhèzhǒngxíngwéi To repeat or utter aloud(something rehearsed or memorized), especially before an audience.
wǒyàozàizhèzégōngshìshàngqiānshǔ, láoláojìzhùzhèzégōngshì, bìngqiěyǐshízúdexìnxīn, yītiāndàshēnglǎngsòngyīcì, zhèzégōngshìjiāngzhújiànzuǒyòuwǒdesīxiǎngxíngdòng, ràngwǒchéngwéizìxìndechénggōngréntǔ。 I will sign my name to this formula, commit it to memory, and repeat it aloud once a day, with full FAITH that it will gradually influence my THOUGHTS and ACTIONS so that I will become a self-reliant, and successful person.
chóngfù; fǎnfù; fùshù; bèisòng Act of repeating; thing repeated
bèisònghuòchóngfùzhǔnbèihǎodekèwén。 recite or repeat a fixed text.
zhǐdǎoshǒucèguānyúmǒuyīmìngtídejīchǔzhǐdǎodeshǒucè, tōngchángyǐbèisònghuòchóngfùfāngshìxuéxíshǐyòng A manual giving basic instruction in a subject, usually by rote or repetition.
dìyībùfēndebèisòngliànxíshìwéiliǎoshǐxuéshēngshúxīyīxiàduìhuàdeyǔdiào。 The first repetition drill serves to familiarize the students with the sounds in the dialogue.
gèrénjīnglìzhōngzuìyǐnyǐwéiróngdeshìqíng: kèfúyòu 'érshíqīsuǒhuàndesòngdúkùnnánzhènghòuyǐdì 'èrmíngdeyōuyìchéngjìbìyèyúyīsuǒzhōngxué。 Resume highlight: Overcame childhood dyslexia to graduate second in his high-school class.
wǎndǎorùshuìqiánbèisònghuòchàngsòngdeqīcìrìkèjīngzhōngdezuìhòuyīcì The last of the seven canonical hours recited or sung just before retiring.
rénmenyòngguòtèshūde“qiáoyīsīzǎocān”zhīhòu, kāishǐzàitǎnèilíngtīng《 yóulìxīsī》 piànduàndelǎngsòngbìngcānjiāqítāqìngzhùhuódòng, ránhòuláidàodūbǎilín, xiàwǔcóngdūbǎilínzhōngyāngyóudiànbùménqiánchūfākāishǐyóulǎn, yánzhelì 'àobōdé · bùlúmǔcéngjīngzǒuguòdelùxiàn, yóulǎnshǒudū。 After a special " Joyce Breakfast," followed by readings and festivities in the tower, the party moves on to Dublin, where afternoon walking tours start from in front of Dublin' s Central Post Office. The tours retrace Leopold Bloom' s route through the capital.
nàháizǐsuībùdǒngnàshǒushīdeyìsī, dànbèisòngqǐláiquèrújuānjuānliúshuǐ。 The boy rolled out the rhymes without understanding the meaning.
wánquányǐyīzhǒngdiàozǐgēchànghuòsòngdúde。 sung or uttered rhythmically in a monotone.
sòngdúkùnnánderénméinénglìxuéhuìràngrénmǎnyìdelǎngdú; tàiyángméibànfǎrónghuàzúgòudexuě。 dyslexics are unable to learn to read adequately; the sun was unable to melt enough snow.
yòuyíshìdìbèisòngshénqídecíyǔhuòzhěshēngyīn。 a ritual recitation of magical words or sounds.
niànzhòukǒutóuzhòuyǔhuòfúzhòudeyíshìxìngdeyínsòngyǐchǎnshēngmólìdexiàoguǒ Ritual recitation of verbal charms or spells to produce a magic effect.
( rùgàoshíde) niànzhūyīzhǒngchuānzàizhóudeyòngláisòngzhùdǎowéndedàniànzhū One of the large beads on a rosary on which the Lord's Prayer is said.
zhègènǚyǎnyuánnéngbǎtáicíbèisòngxiàlái。 The actress could say her lines over.
zhuāngqiāngzuòshìbèisòngtáicídeyǎnyuánbùshìhǎoyǎnyuán。 An actor who mouths his words is a poor actor.
bùyòngsǐbèifāngfǎ, érduōfānggǔlìxuéshēnghuóyònghuáwén: lìrúgǔlìxuéshēngxiězuò、 lǎngsòng 、 cānjiāgèzhǒnghuázúwénhuàhuódòng, rúxìjù、 yīnyuè、 huìhuà、 shūfǎděng, yòunéngshìdàngdìshǐyòngchuàngyìjiàoxué, yìngyòngduìhuà、 tǎolùn、 biànlùn, yòuchuānchāmíyǔ、 xiàohuàjífēnxīzìxíngděnghuódòng, yǐtígāoxuéshēngduìhuáwéndexīngqù。 Instead of introducing rote-learning for their students, they encourage them to learn the language in new and innovative ways. Their lessons were often interspersed with stories, riddles and jokes to enhance students' interest in the language. For older students, they often organise discussions, dialogues and debates among them to stimulate creative thinking.
luómǎtiānzhùjiàotángtōngbàoniànsòngdǎocídezhōngshēng。 the sound of a bell rung in Roman Catholic churches to announce the time when the Angelus should be recited.
tānéngtāotāobùjuédìlǎnglǎngbèisòngsuōshìbǐyàdezuòpǐn . He can spout Shakespeare for hours.
lǎngsòngsuōshìbǐyàdeyīpiānzuòpǐnzuòwéiyǎnchūdejiéshù。 A reading from Shakespeare culminates the performance.
lìrúyuèshī、 xìjùyǎnyuán、 lǎngsònghuòyínsòngyǎnyuánhéjiémùzhùchíréndeláodòngjiùshìrúcǐ。 Such, for example, is the labour of the musical performer, the actor, the public declaimer or reciter, and the showman.
gēwǔhuìshàngshuō、 chàng、 sòng 。 speak, chant, or declaim in a singsong.
lǎoshīgěiquánbāntóngxuélǎngsòngzhèshǒushīgē。 The teacher read the poem to the class.
wǒdúliǎoliǎngbiànzhèshǒushī, zhègèxiǎonǚháijiùhuìbèisòngliǎo。 The girl repeated the poem after I had read it twice.
tādelǎngsòngjīhūháowúgǎnqíng。 His recitation was almost expressionless.