allocution

美 [æ'lo?kju:??n] 　英 [æ'l??kju:?(?)n]

• n.面諭
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)訓(xùn)示；認(rèn)罪供詞；訓(xùn)諭

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：allocutions  

英漢解釋

n.	1. (羅馬教皇,將軍等的)訓(xùn)諭,面諭

英英解釋

n.

1. a formal speech or address, especially one that contains an authoritative statement on a subject or an exhortation to somebody 2. a traditional formal question directed by a court to a defendant convicted of a felony before sentencing, asking whether or not the defendant has anything to say regarding why the sentence should not be pronounced against him or her

例句

The "one-party allocution" system was set up by Sun Yat-sen but was also restricted, which left a pretext for the attack from the community.

這種“一黨訓(xùn)政”體制的建立，承接于孫中山遺教，卻又倍受其約束，為社會各界的抨擊留下口實。

This method is used to appraisal water resources allocution in Heihe river basin, its result is good.

該方法被應(yīng)用于黑河流域水資源配置方案評價，取得了較好的效果。