用作动词 (v.)
用作及物动词
S+~+ n./pron.
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The government has proclaimed a new law.
政府已公布了一项新法令。
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The government proclaimed a state of emergency .
政府宣布全国进入紧急状态。
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They loudly proclaimed the quality of his wife.
他们大声称赞他妻子的美德。
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The ringing bells proclaimed the birth of the prince.
响亮的钟声宣布王子的诞生。
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The leaves of trees gradually turned yellow; it proclaimed the arrival of autumn.
树叶变黄,表明秋天的来临。
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Peace was proclaimed.
宣告和平了。
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Their new policy was proclaimed last week.
上周已宣布了他们的新政策。
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A lie is as much a lie, when it is whispered when it is proclaimed at the market cross.
不管是小声低语还是在市场门口大声叫喊,谎言终归是谎言。
S+~+that-clause
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The Prime Minister proclaimed that a five-man committee had been founded to investigate the cause of the accident.
首相宣布已成立一个五人委员会来调查事故的原因。
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The salesman proclaimed that his tonic would cure all diseases.
推销员宣称他的滋补品将治愈所有的病。
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The constitution proclaims that public property shall be inviolable.
宪法宣告公共财产不可侵犯。
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His accent proclaimed that he was a southerner.
他的口音表明他是南方人。
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His pronunciation proclaimed that he was an American.
从他的发音可知他是美国人。
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There were several footprints on the ground, proclaiming that someone had been here.
地上有几个脚印,这表明已有人来过。
用作宾补动词
S+~+ n./pron. +(to be) n.
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The government proclaimed both of them national heroes.
政府宣布他们两人为民族英雄。
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His manners proclaimed him a gentleman.
他的风度显示出他是绅士。
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He was proclaimed to be the best sportsman of this year.
他被宣布为年度最佳运动员。
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The entire state was proclaimed a disaster area.
宣布全州为灾区。
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After its independence India was proclaimed a republic.
印度独立后宣布成立共和国。