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Definition of spokesman in English: spokesmannounPlural spokesmen ˈspəʊksmənˈspoʊksmən A person who makes statements on behalf of a group or individual. （尤指男性）发言人 a spokesman for Greenpeace 绿色和平组织的发言人。 Example sentencesExamples - He has become one of the oil industry's most influential spokesmen on the touchy political issue of global warming.
- He needed to be not just a spokesman, but a symbol.
- He has gradually been emerging as a spokesman for peace, justice and sharing.
- Instead, the band became more accessible but no less accomplished, and shot to the top as the spokesmen for a new, laid back generation.
- Shortly after bidding ended, spokesmen for the two groups announced that the house ownership was officially transferred to the National Trust.
- He had been an influential spokesman of the left since the 1950s, but his reputation suffered greatly in the run-up to the winter of discontent.
- His energetic film sports well over two dozen interviews with spokesmen from the industry and performers.
- The spokesman's voice is distorted by the cheap amplification system.
- Indian spokesmen repeatedly reiterated the fact that their country was not going to develop nuclear weapons.
- He presented himself as an honest and virtuous man, a spokesman for the outsiders in society.
- I heard the spokesman say: ‘We have isolated pockets where we are encountering problems.’
- While the ‘obesity’ rate as characterized by government spokesmen has been increasing dramatically, the average life expectancy has done nothing but increase as well.
- This, the music spokesmen argue, is tantamount to theft.
- As negotiations broke down, the need for planning resulted in the appointment of spokesmen.
- Soon, he became the chief spokesman for the Palestinian cause in the United States.
- Social reformers and labor spokesmen promoted ‘industrial democracy’ - extending workers an authentic voice on the shop floor - as a panacea.
- The owners or their spokesmen visit the farms to evict the tenants.
- I have never offered myself as a spokesman or representative of any group, nor have I put myself into any ‘iconic role.’
- Industry spokesmen blamed the crisis on shortages of investment capital and excessive labor costs.
Synonyms spokesperson, representative, agent, mouthpiece, voice, frontman negotiator, arbitrator, mediator, intermediary, middleman, go-between, moderator, broker, honest broker delegate informal spin doctor rare prolocutor, fugleman, negotiant
OriginEarly 16th century: formed irregularly from spoke2, on the pattern of words such as craftsman. Definition of spokesman in US English: spokesmannounˈspoʊksmənˈspōksmən A person who makes statements on behalf of a group or individual. （尤指男性）发言人 a spokesman for Greenpeace 绿色和平组织的发言人。 Example sentencesExamples - He has become one of the oil industry's most influential spokesmen on the touchy political issue of global warming.
- He has gradually been emerging as a spokesman for peace, justice and sharing.
- Industry spokesmen blamed the crisis on shortages of investment capital and excessive labor costs.
- Shortly after bidding ended, spokesmen for the two groups announced that the house ownership was officially transferred to the National Trust.
- I have never offered myself as a spokesman or representative of any group, nor have I put myself into any ‘iconic role.’
- He needed to be not just a spokesman, but a symbol.
- He had been an influential spokesman of the left since the 1950s, but his reputation suffered greatly in the run-up to the winter of discontent.
- While the ‘obesity’ rate as characterized by government spokesmen has been increasing dramatically, the average life expectancy has done nothing but increase as well.
- Instead, the band became more accessible but no less accomplished, and shot to the top as the spokesmen for a new, laid back generation.
- I heard the spokesman say: ‘We have isolated pockets where we are encountering problems.’
- The owners or their spokesmen visit the farms to evict the tenants.
- His energetic film sports well over two dozen interviews with spokesmen from the industry and performers.
- Soon, he became the chief spokesman for the Palestinian cause in the United States.
- This, the music spokesmen argue, is tantamount to theft.
- Indian spokesmen repeatedly reiterated the fact that their country was not going to develop nuclear weapons.
- He presented himself as an honest and virtuous man, a spokesman for the outsiders in society.
- As negotiations broke down, the need for planning resulted in the appointment of spokesmen.
- Social reformers and labor spokesmen promoted ‘industrial democracy’ - extending workers an authentic voice on the shop floor - as a panacea.
- The spokesman's voice is distorted by the cheap amplification system.
Synonyms spokesperson, representative, agent, mouthpiece, voice, frontman, spokeswoman
OriginEarly 16th century: formed irregularly from spoke, on the pattern of words such as craftsman. |