dictate
英[dik'teit]美[dik'teit]
v.[I,T]
1.大声讲或读；口授
2.支配；摆布；决定
3.任意指使某人；向某人发号施令
v.[T]
1.指示；指定；指令
n. 其他读音：[ˈdikteit]
1.命令，规定，要求
1.大声讲或读；口授
2.支配；摆布；决定
3.任意指使某人；向某人发号施令
v.[T]
1.指示；指定；指令
n. 其他读音：[ˈdikteit]
1.命令，规定，要求
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- Do not dictate to your author; try to become him. Be his fellow-worker and accomplice.
我们无须盲从作者，而应站在作者的立场上，把自己当成作者的创作伙伴。收藏 - Roosevelt by the end of May was privately boasting that he had prevented his own renomination and could dictate the naming of Taft
但在5月底，罗斯福私下夸耀他已经阻止对他的重新提名，并能控制大会提名塔夫脱。收藏 - He prefers to write his letters rather than dictate them.
他喜欢自己写信，不愿意口授自己的信。收藏 - impose a peace settlement.See Synonyms at dictate
强制推行和平解决参见收藏 - by fate ordained.See Synonyms at dictate
命里注定参见收藏
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