Definition of ventriloquist in English:

ventriloquist

noun vɛnˈtrɪləkwɪstvɛnˈtrɪləkwəst

A person, especially an entertainer, who can make their voice appear to come from somewhere else, typically a dummy of a person or animal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Talking of which, I've just got a great job: it's writing a 20 minute dialogue for a ventriloquist and dummy.
- The lonely Harlan Pepper, a would-be ventriloquist and believer in animal ESP, has his hopes riding on Hubert the bloodhound.
- A freakish ventriloquist dummy with the face and voice of a small child told us where to go.
- Photos and playbills from famous ventriloquists line the walls.
- Your friend's need for validation is somewhat odd and it's understandable that you do not relish being the ventriloquist's dummy.
- The most sinister of these is a ventriloquist dummy Joey found in an old abandoned house.
- A ventriloquist and puppet collector is to put her rare collection on display.
- Of course I should have probably looked through the spy hole because staring me in the face was a ventriloquist's dummy.
- A young ventriloquist is touring the clubs and stops to entertain at a bar in a small town.
- To me, this is the sort of person who has taken about as much personal responsibility for mental development as a ventriloquist's dummy.
- Like two ventriloquists ' dummies or two sides of the same coin, both master and slave are locked in association.
- The narrative may be a ventriloquist's dummy's dream, or the dream of a woman dreaming she's a ventriloquist's dummy.
- I had a ventriloquist's dummy and used to do magic shows for the family.
- Then he blinks, once, a bit slowly, like a ventriloquist dummy.
- In it, you produce a wooden ventriloquist's dummy, carved to look a little bit like you.
- Pepper is a true renaissance man: in addition to showing Hubert, he runs a fly-fishing store and performs as a ventriloquist.
- Rather than serving as ventriloquists ' puppets for adult expression, Siegel's children seem to speak only for themselves.
- A large bronze doll seated alone on a low shelf at the far end of the room resembles a ventriloquist's puppet.
- What you have are more voices by a single ventriloquist.
- This is part of his insightful and terrifyingly personal series of poems from a ventriloquist's dummy to its puppeteer.

Derivatives

ventriloquial

adjective

From another character, meanwhile, comes this ventriloquial statement: ‘I suppose that's the question, isn't it?
Example sentencesExamples
- Even in summer one has to be very lucky to see the cuckoo, for its call is ventriloquial and people have gone mad trying to locate it.
- In reality they deny the expressive contradictions of the human face and lend the chorus, in particular, a strangely ventriloquial air.

ventriloquism

noun vɛnˈtrɪləkwɪz(ə)mvɛnˈtrɪləˌkwɪzəm

It is a mix of wit, ventriloquism, shadow play and mime.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mrs Richards said: ‘I have done puppet and ventriloquism shows all over the country, but it's great to get the puppets on display in Essex.’
- He can lecture at some length on the origins of the language, and it's only the mention of ventriloquism that prompts him to digress again.
- Around this time he had his first puppet made and began to learn ventriloquism.
- Should pantomime, ventriloquism, and verbiage be mixed?

ventriloquize

verb vɛnˈtrɪləkwʌɪzvɛnˈtrɪləˌkwaɪz

[no object]

1Produce sounds in the manner of a ventriloquist; use ventriloquism.
with practice, anyone can ventriloquize
Example sentencesExamples
- Fanon famously and compellingly ventriloquizes the statement implicitly directed to him by French culture: ‘You come too late, much too late.’
- In this letter, Belford ventriloquizes Clarissa's voice perfectly.
- Her baby is a hand puppet, for which she is totally unable to ventriloquize a voice.
- instead of having their preferences ventriloquized by fathers, husbands, or brothers, suffragists wanted to express their own political opinions
2with object Voice (the thoughts) of another person.

ventriloquy

noun vɛnˈtrɪləkwivɛnˈtrɪləkwi

mass noun

The art or practice of making one's voice appear to come from somewhere else, typically a dummy of a person or animal.
he played multiple characters using his skills in quick changes and ventriloquy
Example sentencesExamples
- Accessories can help your iPod do many things, but radio ventriloquy is not one of them.
- But what transforms these lip synced sound bites beyond mere ventriloquy is the genius of Lip Service's fluid vibrations and stop-cut undulations.
- As always this amounts to a slightly stylized ventriloquy, creating an effect of distance, things seen at one remove.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from modern Latin ventriloquium (from Latin venter 'belly' + loqui 'speak') + -ist.

Ventriloquists speak with their belly—the word is based on Latin venter ‘belly’ and loqui ‘to speak’, from which elocution (early 16th century), eloquent (Late Middle English), and loquacious (late 17th century) also derive. Originally a ventriloquist was a person appearing to speak from their abdomen because of spiritual possession. For someone who practises the skill for public entertainment it dates from just before 1800.

Rhymes

soliloquist

Definition of ventriloquist in US English:

ventriloquist

nounvɛnˈtrɪləkwəstvenˈtriləkwəst

A person who can speak or utter sounds so that they seem to come from somewhere else, especially an entertainer who makes their voice appear to come from a dummy of a person or animal.
会腹语者；口技表演者（尤指使人听起来声音像来自假人或假动物的艺人）
Example sentencesExamples
- I had a ventriloquist's dummy and used to do magic shows for the family.
- A large bronze doll seated alone on a low shelf at the far end of the room resembles a ventriloquist's puppet.
- The most sinister of these is a ventriloquist dummy Joey found in an old abandoned house.
- Photos and playbills from famous ventriloquists line the walls.
- Like two ventriloquists ' dummies or two sides of the same coin, both master and slave are locked in association.
- Your friend's need for validation is somewhat odd and it's understandable that you do not relish being the ventriloquist's dummy.
- Pepper is a true renaissance man: in addition to showing Hubert, he runs a fly-fishing store and performs as a ventriloquist.
- This is part of his insightful and terrifyingly personal series of poems from a ventriloquist's dummy to its puppeteer.
- The lonely Harlan Pepper, a would-be ventriloquist and believer in animal ESP, has his hopes riding on Hubert the bloodhound.
- In it, you produce a wooden ventriloquist's dummy, carved to look a little bit like you.
- Then he blinks, once, a bit slowly, like a ventriloquist dummy.
- A ventriloquist and puppet collector is to put her rare collection on display.
- Of course I should have probably looked through the spy hole because staring me in the face was a ventriloquist's dummy.
- Talking of which, I've just got a great job: it's writing a 20 minute dialogue for a ventriloquist and dummy.
- To me, this is the sort of person who has taken about as much personal responsibility for mental development as a ventriloquist's dummy.
- The narrative may be a ventriloquist's dummy's dream, or the dream of a woman dreaming she's a ventriloquist's dummy.
- A freakish ventriloquist dummy with the face and voice of a small child told us where to go.
- A young ventriloquist is touring the clubs and stops to entertain at a bar in a small town.
- What you have are more voices by a single ventriloquist.
- Rather than serving as ventriloquists ' puppets for adult expression, Siegel's children seem to speak only for themselves.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from modern Latin ventriloquium (from Latin venter ‘belly’ + loqui ‘speak’) + -ist.

词汇	ventriloquist
释义	Definition of ventriloquist in English: ventriloquist noun vɛnˈtrɪləkwɪstvɛnˈtrɪləkwəst A person, especially an entertainer, who can make their voice appear to come from somewhere else, typically a dummy of a person or animal. Example sentencesExamples Talking of which, I've just got a great job: it's writing a 20 minute dialogue for a ventriloquist and dummy. The lonely Harlan Pepper, a would-be ventriloquist and believer in animal ESP, has his hopes riding on Hubert the bloodhound. A freakish ventriloquist dummy with the face and voice of a small child told us where to go. Photos and playbills from famous ventriloquists line the walls. Your friend's need for validation is somewhat odd and it's understandable that you do not relish being the ventriloquist's dummy. The most sinister of these is a ventriloquist dummy Joey found in an old abandoned house. A ventriloquist and puppet collector is to put her rare collection on display. Of course I should have probably looked through the spy hole because staring me in the face was a ventriloquist's dummy. A young ventriloquist is touring the clubs and stops to entertain at a bar in a small town. To me, this is the sort of person who has taken about as much personal responsibility for mental development as a ventriloquist's dummy. Like two ventriloquists ' dummies or two sides of the same coin, both master and slave are locked in association. The narrative may be a ventriloquist's dummy's dream, or the dream of a woman dreaming she's a ventriloquist's dummy. I had a ventriloquist's dummy and used to do magic shows for the family. Then he blinks, once, a bit slowly, like a ventriloquist dummy. In it, you produce a wooden ventriloquist's dummy, carved to look a little bit like you. Pepper is a true renaissance man: in addition to showing Hubert, he runs a fly-fishing store and performs as a ventriloquist. Rather than serving as ventriloquists ' puppets for adult expression, Siegel's children seem to speak only for themselves. A large bronze doll seated alone on a low shelf at the far end of the room resembles a ventriloquist's puppet. What you have are more voices by a single ventriloquist. This is part of his insightful and terrifyingly personal series of poems from a ventriloquist's dummy to its puppeteer. Derivatives ventriloquial adjective From another character, meanwhile, comes this ventriloquial statement: ‘I suppose that's the question, isn't it? Example sentencesExamples Even in summer one has to be very lucky to see the cuckoo, for its call is ventriloquial and people have gone mad trying to locate it. In reality they deny the expressive contradictions of the human face and lend the chorus, in particular, a strangely ventriloquial air. ventriloquism noun vɛnˈtrɪləkwɪz(ə)mvɛnˈtrɪləˌkwɪzəm It is a mix of wit, ventriloquism, shadow play and mime. Example sentencesExamples Mrs Richards said: ‘I have done puppet and ventriloquism shows all over the country, but it's great to get the puppets on display in Essex.’ He can lecture at some length on the origins of the language, and it's only the mention of ventriloquism that prompts him to digress again. Around this time he had his first puppet made and began to learn ventriloquism. Should pantomime, ventriloquism, and verbiage be mixed? ventriloquize verb vɛnˈtrɪləkwʌɪzvɛnˈtrɪləˌkwaɪz [no object] 1Produce sounds in the manner of a ventriloquist; use ventriloquism. with practice, anyone can ventriloquize Example sentencesExamples Fanon famously and compellingly ventriloquizes the statement implicitly directed to him by French culture: ‘You come too late, much too late.’ In this letter, Belford ventriloquizes Clarissa's voice perfectly. Her baby is a hand puppet, for which she is totally unable to ventriloquize a voice. instead of having their preferences ventriloquized by fathers, husbands, or brothers, suffragists wanted to express their own political opinions 2with object Voice (the thoughts) of another person. ventriloquy noun vɛnˈtrɪləkwivɛnˈtrɪləkwi mass noun The art or practice of making one's voice appear to come from somewhere else, typically a dummy of a person or animal. he played multiple characters using his skills in quick changes and ventriloquy Example sentencesExamples Accessories can help your iPod do many things, but radio ventriloquy is not one of them. But what transforms these lip synced sound bites beyond mere ventriloquy is the genius of Lip Service's fluid vibrations and stop-cut undulations. As always this amounts to a slightly stylized ventriloquy, creating an effect of distance, things seen at one remove. Origin Mid 17th century: from modern Latin ventriloquium (from Latin venter 'belly' + loqui 'speak') + -ist. Ventriloquists speak with their belly—the word is based on Latin venter ‘belly’ and loqui ‘to speak’, from which elocution (early 16th century), eloquent (Late Middle English), and loquacious (late 17th century) also derive. Originally a ventriloquist was a person appearing to speak from their abdomen because of spiritual possession. For someone who practises the skill for public entertainment it dates from just before 1800. Rhymes soliloquist Definition of ventriloquist in US English: ventriloquist nounvɛnˈtrɪləkwəstvenˈtriləkwəst A person who can speak or utter sounds so that they seem to come from somewhere else, especially an entertainer who makes their voice appear to come from a dummy of a person or animal. 会腹语者；口技表演者（尤指使人听起来声音像来自假人或假动物的艺人） Example sentencesExamples I had a ventriloquist's dummy and used to do magic shows for the family. A large bronze doll seated alone on a low shelf at the far end of the room resembles a ventriloquist's puppet. The most sinister of these is a ventriloquist dummy Joey found in an old abandoned house. Photos and playbills from famous ventriloquists line the walls. Like two ventriloquists ' dummies or two sides of the same coin, both master and slave are locked in association. Your friend's need for validation is somewhat odd and it's understandable that you do not relish being the ventriloquist's dummy. Pepper is a true renaissance man: in addition to showing Hubert, he runs a fly-fishing store and performs as a ventriloquist. This is part of his insightful and terrifyingly personal series of poems from a ventriloquist's dummy to its puppeteer. The lonely Harlan Pepper, a would-be ventriloquist and believer in animal ESP, has his hopes riding on Hubert the bloodhound. In it, you produce a wooden ventriloquist's dummy, carved to look a little bit like you. Then he blinks, once, a bit slowly, like a ventriloquist dummy. A ventriloquist and puppet collector is to put her rare collection on display. Of course I should have probably looked through the spy hole because staring me in the face was a ventriloquist's dummy. Talking of which, I've just got a great job: it's writing a 20 minute dialogue for a ventriloquist and dummy. To me, this is the sort of person who has taken about as much personal responsibility for mental development as a ventriloquist's dummy. The narrative may be a ventriloquist's dummy's dream, or the dream of a woman dreaming she's a ventriloquist's dummy. A freakish ventriloquist dummy with the face and voice of a small child told us where to go. A young ventriloquist is touring the clubs and stops to entertain at a bar in a small town. What you have are more voices by a single ventriloquist. Rather than serving as ventriloquists ' puppets for adult expression, Siegel's children seem to speak only for themselves. Origin Mid 17th century: from modern Latin ventriloquium (from Latin venter ‘belly’ + loqui ‘speak’) + -ist.
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