spoken

• Описывает человека, который выражает себя устно определённым образом, или то, что выражено через речь.

Describes a person who expresses themselves verbally in a particular way, or something that is expressed through speech.

1. Expressed through speechA2formal

   Uttered or communicated using the voice, as opposed to written or signed.

   Устный

   • The spoken word can be more powerful than the written one.
   • She gave a spoken presentation to the committee.
   • His spoken English has improved dramatically.

   Synonymsoralutteredverbalvocalvoiced

   Antonymsunspokenwritten

2. Characterized by a particular way of speakingB1formal

   Used in combination to describe someone's manner or style of speech.

   Говорящий

   • He is a soft-spoken gentleman.
   • She is a well-spoken advocate for the cause.
   • The quiet-spoken child surprised everyone with his confidence.

   Synonymstongued

• Глагол, обозначающий действие говорения, устного выражения мыслей или чувств, или произнесения речи.

A verb used to indicate the act of talking, expressing thoughts or feelings verbally, or delivering a speech.

irregular verb

1. Use words to communicateA1formal

   To say words in order to communicate thoughts, feelings, or information.

   Говорить

   • She speaks English fluently.
   • Can you speak louder, please?
   • He spoke to the manager about the issue.

   Synonymsarticulateexpresstalkuttervoice

2. Express thoughts formallyA2formal

   To give a formal speech or address an audience.

   Произносить речь

   • The president will speak at the conference tomorrow.
   • She spoke about her experiences in the lecture.
   • He spoke to the crowd about climate change.

   Synonymsaddressdeclaimdiscourseharanguelectureorate

   Antonymshearlisten

3. Talk to someoneA1informal

   To have a conversation with someone.

   Говорить с кем-то

   • I need to speak with you privately.
   • Speak to your teacher if you have questions.
   • They spoke for hours about their plans.

   Synonymschatcommunicateconversediscoursetalk

   Antonymslisten

Phrasal variantsspeak forspeak outspeak up