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speak for

/spiːk fɔːr/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour exprimer l'opinion ou le point de vue d'une autre personne, ou pour représenter quelqu'un dans une discussion.

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/spiːk fɔːr/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour exprimer l'opinion ou le point de vue d'une autre personne, ou pour représenter quelqu'un dans une discussion.

A phrasal verb used to indicate expressing the views or opinions of someone else, or representing someone in a discussion.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Express on behalf offormal

    To express the opinions or feelings of another person or group.

    frparler au nom de

    • I cannot speak for my colleagues, but I agree with the proposal.
    • She spoke for the entire team at the conference.
    • He was chosen to speak for the community at the meeting.

    Synonymesarticulaterepresentvoice

  2. Reserve or claiminformal

    To request or reserve something for oneself, often in advance.

    frRéserver ou réclamer

    • I speak for the last piece of cake!
    • He spoke for the front row seats before anyone else could.
    • She spoke for the best room in the hotel.

    Synonymesbagbookclaimreservesecure

    Antonymescedeforgorelinquishsurrenderwaiveyield

  3. Indicate or suggestformal

    To be evidence or proof of something.

    frtémoigner de

    • His actions speak for his character.
    • The results speak for the effectiveness of the new method.
    • Her silence speaks for her disapproval.

    Synonymesbetokendemonstrateevidenceindicateproveshowsuggest

Formes
  • spoken for past participle
  • spoke for past simple
  • speaking for present participle
  • speaks for third person singular

Verbe de basespeak

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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