bespeaks

英 [bɪˈspiːks]

美 [bɪˈspiːks]

v.  展现; 显示
bespeak的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 显示；流露；展现
  If someone's action or behaviourbespeaksa particular quality, feeling, or experience, it shows that quality, feeling, or experience.
  1. The tone of his text bespeaks a certain tiredness.
     他的笔调透出一种倦意。

双语例句

• The result of the item analysis of the pretest questionnaire bespeaks that most of the items adopted by the retest questionnaire have high quality, the discrimination indexes of them above. 20, and be regarded as qualified by the experts.
  初测问卷的项目分析结果表明，进入复测问卷的绝大多数项目均具有较高的质量，区分度指数在20以上，专家评定合格；
• The presidents of Turkmenistan and Afghanistan attended the SCO summits several times upon invitation, which bespeaks SCO's appeal to different types of countries in this region.
  土库曼斯坦总统、阿富汗总统多次应邀出席组织峰会，充分显示出上海合作组织对本地区不同类型国家的吸引力。
• His charity bespeaks a generous nature.
  他的施舍行为表现出他的宽宏大量的性格。
• Her action bespeaks her own pursuit of selfhood and her responsibilities for others; she bravely fights for her freedom and is also courageous enough to make sacrifices.
  感人的是，埃伦的行为既包含着对自我的追求，又包含着对他人的责任；她既勇敢地追求个人幸福，也勇于做出牺牲。
• This final essay, its prevailing kindliness marred by occasional flashes of savage irony, bespeaks the dichotomous character of the author.
  这最终的文章，它普遍性的亲切被偶然闪现的野蛮嘲讽所破坏，显示出作者的分裂性格。
• Disorder that Bespeaks negligence;
  表明工作疏忽的混乱；
• The total number of strokes in a name can determine a person's fortune: for example twelve strokes bespeaks a life of illness and failure, while 81 strokes presages prosperity and a happy future.
  名字的总笔画数可以决定一个人的命运。例如，十二画预示着一个人会多灾多病，生活失败，而八十一画则表明这个人生活富足，未来幸福。
• Howere, Hester ′ s protest rightly bespeaks "the underlying struggle" of the humankind ever since the dawn of its history, hence, earns her the sublime title of the hero.
  但海丝特的抗争无疑代表了人类自古以来的“基本奋斗”，因而作为一个文学人物，她也就赢得了悲剧英雄的崇高地位。
• Action which bespeaks readiness to engage in combat.
  表示随时准备参加战斗的行动。
• The publication of Passing the Gate of the Age bespeaks another new harvest in the study of reportage.
  《走过世纪门》的出版，是我国报告文学研究的又一新收获。