proclaim
/prəˈkleɪm/Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour une annonce officielle, publique ou formelle, ou pour proclamer quelque chose solennellement.
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/prəˈkleɪm/Глагол, используемый для официального, публичного или формального объявления или провозглашения чего-либо.
Verbo que significa declarar o anunciar algo de manera pública, oficial o formal, a menudo con autoridad o solemnidad.
Verbe utilisé pour une annonce officielle, publique ou formelle, ou pour proclamer quelque chose solennellement.
Offiziell, öffentlich oder feierlich etwas bekannt geben oder verkünden; auch nachdrücklich erklären oder kundtun.
Verbo usado para anunciar ou declarar algo de forma oficial, pública ou formal; também pode significar tornar algo conhecido abertamente ou proclamar uma verdade ou intenção.
正式地、公开地或官方地宣布或声明某事,使其广为人知。
فعل يُستخدم للإعلان الرسمي أو العلني أو الرسمي عن شيء ما أو إشهاره أو إظهاره.
A verb used to announce or declare something officially, publicly, or formally.
Announce officiallyB2formal
To announce something publicly or officially, especially something important.
Провозгласить
Proclamar oficialmente
Proclamer officiellement
Verkünden
Proclamar
宣告
أعلن رسميًا
- The president proclaimed a national holiday.
- The king proclaimed his son as the heir to the throne.
- The government proclaimed a state of emergency after the disaster.
Declare emphaticallyB2formal
To state something clearly and forcefully.
Провозглашать
Declarar enfáticamente
Proclamer
Verkünden
Proclamar
宣布
يُعلن بشكل قاطع
- She proclaimed her innocence to the whole court.
- He proclaimed that he would never give up.
- The protesters proclaimed their demands loudly.
- proclaimed past participle
- proclaimed past simple
- proclaiming present participle
- proclaims third person singular
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