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dictate
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- 變化形 :
ing dictating;
past dictated
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英漢辭典
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vt. (及物動詞 transitive verb)
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口授;口述;讓(秘書等)聽寫
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dictate a letter to the secretary.
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給秘書口授一封信函.
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vi. (不及物動詞 intransitive verb)
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命令;發號施令;下令
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I won't be dictated to.
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我不會讓人對我發號施令.
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n. (名詞 noun)
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(理性、良心等的)命令;要求;指令
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the dictates of reason [conscience, etc.].
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理性[良心等]向我們提出的要求.
柯林斯英英辭典
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to say (messages, letters, speeches, etc) aloud for mechanical recording or verbatim transcription by another person
- vt. (transitive verb)
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[tr]
to prescribe (commands) authoritatively
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[intr]
to act in a tyrannical manner; seek to impose one's will on others
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an authoritative command
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a guiding principle or rule
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the dictates of reason
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[Etymology]
C17: from Latin dictare to say repeatedly, order, from dicere to say
例句
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It belongs to me to dictate to them.
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指揮他們是我的權限 → 本例句出自belong
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dictate a letter to the secretary.
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給秘書口授一封信函. → 本例句出自dictate
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