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prolepsis

/prəʊˈliːp.sɪs/

翻译: 修辞或文学手法,指说话者或作者预先提出并回答对方或听众可能提出的反驳或异议。也泛指对未来的预想或提前叙述。

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词语关系

noun

/prəʊˈliːp.sɪs/C2formal
  • zh修辞或文学手法,指说话者或作者预先提出并回答对方或听众可能提出的反驳或异议。也泛指对未来的预想或提前叙述。

A noun referring to a rhetorical or literary device in which a speaker anticipates and addresses an opponent's or audience's potential objections before they are raised.

  1. Anticipating objectionsC2formal

    A rhetorical device where a speaker or writer anticipates and addresses an objection or counterargument before it is raised.

    zh预先反驳

    • In his speech, he used prolepsis to counter potential criticism of his plan.
    • The author employed prolepsis to strengthen her argument by addressing doubts upfront.
    • Prolepsis is a common technique in persuasive writing and debate.

    同义词anticipationpreemption

词形
  • prolepses plural form
  • prolepses' possessive plural form
  • prolepsis's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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