Nehru was a renowned orator. He could give many extemporaneous speeches in a single day.

尼赫鲁是一位知名的演讲家，能在一天之内做出很多即兴演讲。

We stood in the front row and carefully studied the orator's mouth.

我们站在前排，仔细地观察讲话者的口型。

Not only was he a brilliant orator, a charming, warm and noble thinker and philosopher, but also a fantastic writer.

尼赫鲁不仅是一位卓越的演讲家，一位有魅力、热情的、高尚的思想家和哲学家，还是一位极其出色的作家。

Their ears are too full of bugles and drums and the fine words from stay-at-home orators.

人们的耳朵被军号声和战声以及呆在这的演说家们的漂亮言辞塞得太满了。

It was obviously essential for orators to remember what they had to say when addressing a crowd.

（毕竟）对于演说家来说，在向人群讲话时记住他们要说的话显然是至关重要的。

Dr. King was a mobilizer of voters as much as he was an orator.

金博士既是演说家， 也是选民的动员者。

I aspired to walk in the footsteps of history's greatest orators: Socrates, Winston Churchill, and, last but not least, Professor Proton.

我渴望追寻历史上最有名的演说家的足迹：苏格拉底，温斯顿·丘吉尔，当然还少不了质子教授。

'Are you satisfied with our Orator'?

“你对我们的演说家满意吗” ？

Cincian law, which banned defendants paying orators to plead their case.

辛西亚法禁止被告付费给辩护人辩护。

Abolition orators were stoned in the street and hissed from the platform.

废奴演说者在街上被扔石头，并在讲台上发出嘶嘶声。

It is the place for great preachers, great orators, great nobles, great statesmen.

这是伟大的传教士、伟大的演说家、伟大的贵族、伟大的政治家的地方。

Edmund Burke (1727-1797), English statesman and orator.

Edmund Burke (1727-1797)，英国政治家和演说家。

To the great orator. - Go on, give us a sample.

敬伟大演说家 -来嘛 给大家示范一个。

I'm not much of an orator.

我不善言辞。

In Athens in the 4th century BC, the great orator Demosthenes ridiculed a rival politician, who had been a successful actor.

公元前4世纪，雅典伟大的雄辩家德摩斯梯尼用这个词嘲讽他反对的一位政客，这位政客曾经是一位成功的演员。

" You might catch cold, " he observed, in answer to the orator's look of amazement.

“你可能会感冒，”他说，以回应演说家惊讶的表情。

Abuse of the opposition was the favorite resource of party orators.

滥用反对派是政党演说家最喜欢的资源。

The Roman orator, Cicero, once wrote that bathing is one of the necessities for life and health.

罗马演说家西塞罗曾写道，沐浴是生命和健康的必需品之一。

The famous orator and statesman Cicero happened to be one of the two consuls in that period.

著名演说家、政治家西塞罗恰好是那个时期的两位执政官之一。

Whether advocates and orators had liberty to plead in causes manifestly known to be unjust, vexatious, or oppressive?

拥护者和演说家是否有自由为明显已知的不公正、无理取闹或压迫性的原因辩护？