dictate 音标拼音: [dɪkt'et] [d'ɪkt
, et]
vt . 口述,口授,使听写
vi . 口述,口授,听写;命令,支配
n . 命令,支配
口述,口授,使听写口述,口授,听写;命令,支配命令,支配
dictate 指定
dictate n 1 :
an authoritative rule 2 :
a guiding principle ; "
the dictates of reason "
v 1 :
issue commands or orders for [
synonym : {
order }, {
prescribe },
{
dictate }]
2 :
say out loud for the purpose of recording ; "
He dictated a report to his secretary "
3 :
rule as a dictator Dictate \
Dic "
tate \,
n . [
L .
dictatum .
See {
Dictate },
v .
t .]
A statement delivered with authority ;
an order ;
a command ;
an authoritative rule ,
principle ,
or maxim ;
a prescription ;
as ,
listen to the dictates of your conscience ;
the dictates of the gospel .
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1913 Webster ]
I credit what the Grecian dictates say . --
Prior .
Syn :
Command ;
injunction ;
direction suggestion ;
impulse ;
admonition .
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1913 Webster ]
Dictate \
Dic "
tate \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Dictated };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Dictating }.] [
L .
dictatus ,
p .
p .
of dictare ,
freq .
of dicere to say .
See {
Diction },
and cf . {
Dight }.]
1 .
To tell or utter so that another may write down ;
to inspire ;
to compose ;
as ,
to dictate a letter to an amanuensis .
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1913 Webster ]
The mind which dictated the Iliad . --
Wayland .
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Pages dictated by the Holy Spirit . --
Macaulay .
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2 .
To say ;
to utter ;
to communicate authoritatively ;
to deliver (
a command )
to a subordinate ;
to declare with authority ;
to impose ;
as ,
to dictate the terms of a treaty ;
a general dictates orders to his troops .
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1913 Webster ]
Whatsoever is dictated to us by God must be believed . --
Watts .
Syn :
To suggest ;
prescribe ;
enjoin ;
command ;
point out ;
urge ;
admonish .
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Dictate \
Dic "
tate \,
v .
i .
1 .
To speak as a superior ;
to command ;
to impose conditions (
on ).
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Who presumed to dictate to the sovereign .
--
Macaulay .
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2 .
To compose literary works ;
to tell what shall be written or said by another .
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Sylla could not skill of letters ,
and therefore knew not how to dictate . --
Bacon .
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165 Moby Thesaurus words for "
dictate ":
a priori truth ,
act ,
adage ,
ana ,
analects ,
aphorism ,
apothegm ,
appoint ,
authorize ,
axiom ,
behest ,
bestride ,
bid ,
bidding ,
bill ,
brocard ,
brook no denial ,
bylaw ,
byword ,
call for ,
call on ,
call the signals ,
call upon ,
canon ,
catchword ,
caveat ,
charge ,
collected sayings ,
command ,
commandment ,
commission ,
compel ,
constrain ,
control ,
current saying ,
declare ,
decree ,
demand ,
dictation ,
dictum ,
direct ,
direct order ,
direction ,
distich ,
dominate ,
edict ,
enactment ,
enjoin ,
epigram ,
exact ,
expression ,
fiat ,
form ,
formality ,
formula ,
formulary ,
give an order ,
give the word ,
gnome ,
golden rule ,
golden saying ,
govern ,
guide ,
have the ascendancy ,
hest ,
imperative ,
impose ,
injunction ,
insist upon ,
institution ,
instruct ,
instruction ,
issue a command ,
issue a writ ,
jus ,
law ,
lay down ,
lead ,
leave no option ,
legislation ,
lex ,
make obligatory ,
manage ,
mandate ,
master ,
maxim ,
measure ,
moral ,
mot ,
motto ,
necessitate ,
oblige ,
oracle ,
ordain ,
order ,
order about ,
ordinance ,
ordonnance ,
phrase ,
pithy saying ,
play first fiddle ,
pleasure ,
postulate ,
precept ,
predominate ,
preponderate ,
prescribe ,
prescript ,
prescription ,
prevail ,
principium ,
principle ,
proclaim ,
promulgate ,
pronounce ,
pronouncement ,
proposition ,
proverb ,
proverbial saying ,
proverbs ,
regulation ,
require ,
requirement ,
rubric ,
rule ,
rule the roost ,
ruling ,
saw ,
say ,
say the word ,
say -
so ,
saying ,
self -
evident truth ,
sentence ,
sententious expression ,
set ,
settled principle ,
sloka ,
special order ,
standing order ,
statute ,
stock saying ,
sutra ,
take no denial ,
take the lead ,
teaching ,
tell ,
text ,
theorem ,
truism ,
truth ,
twist ,
ukase ,
universal truth ,
utter ,
verse ,
wear the pants ,
will ,
wisdom ,
wisdom literature ,
wise saying ,
witticism ,
word ,
word of command ,
words of wisdom
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