declare
gb/dɪklˈɛɹ/ us/dɪklˈɛɹ/
B1
英语
~ 1600
kijelent, bejelent, kinyilvánít, kihirdet, nyilvánít
动词
B1
1
用法模式：
to declare [something]
The president declared a state of emergency.
Az elnök szükségállapotot hirdetett ki.
She declared her innocence in court.
A bíróságon kijelentette, hogy ártatlan.
The company declared record profits this year.
The country declared independence in 1960.
He declared his candidacy for mayor.
学习者例句
The teacher declared the start of the test.
A tanár bejelentette, hogy kezdődik a teszt.
She declared that she was happy.
Kijelentette, hogy boldog.
The man declared he was the owner.
They declared their love for each other.
He declared his plan to leave.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'declare' with 'say' or 'tell'. 'Declare' is more formal and often used in official situations.
含义
Say something clearly and officially
搭配
declare war
|declare victory
|declare independence
|declare bankruptcy
|declare support
近义词
announce (Often used for making information public, sometimes less formal than 'declare'.)
反义词
deny (Means to refuse to admit or state something, opposite of affirming or stating it.)
主题
communication
|law
|politics
|core_vocabulary
释义
To say something in a clear and formal way so that people know it is true or you believe it.
To make a clear and formal statement about something, often in an official or public way.
动词
B1
FORMAL
2
bejelent
B1
用法模式：
to declare [goods/money] at customs
You must declare all food items at the border.
A határon minden élelmiszert be kell jelenteni.
Travelers are required to declare amounts over $10,000.
Az utasoknak be kell jelenteniük a 10 000 dollárt meghaladó készpénzösszegeket.
He forgot to declare his purchases and was fined.
学习者例句
I must declare my bag at customs.
A vámnál be kell jelentenem a táskámat.
You need to declare these apples.
Ezeket az almákat be kell jelentened a vámnál.
She did not declare her money.
They declared the gifts at the airport.
常见错误：
Learners may use 'say' instead of 'declare' in this context. 'Declare' is the correct official term used at borders.
含义
Officially report goods to customs
搭配
declare goods
|declare currency
|declare items at customs
近义词
report (In this context, means to give information to authorities; less formal than 'declare'.)
反义词
conceal (Means to hide something, the opposite of reporting it openly.)
主题
travel
|law
释义
To tell customs officers about goods or money you have when you enter a country.
To officially inform customs authorities about goods or money you are bringing into a country.
动词
B1
3
用法模式：
to declare [something] [adjective/result]
The judge declared the trial over.
A bíró lezártnak nyilvánította a tárgyalást.
They declared him the winner of the race.
Őt nyilvánították a verseny győztesének.
The election commission declared the results today.
学习者例句
The teacher declared the game over.
A tanár bejelentette, hogy vége a játéknak.
They declared her the best singer.
Őt nyilvánították a legjobb énekesnőnek.
The judge declared him guilty.
含义
Formally announce a result or decision
搭配
declare results
|declare winner
|declare verdict
近义词
proclaim (More formal and dramatic than 'declare', often ceremonial.)
反义词
withhold (Means not to give information, opposite of making it public.)
主题
law
|sports
|politics
|communication
释义
To say in an official way what the result or decision is.
To formally state an official result, decision, or judgment.
语法
词典原形
declare
IPA
GB/dɪklˈɛɹ/
US/dɪklˈɛɹ/
音节与重音
de - clare （2 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (clare)
词形变化
Verb
- Base: declare
- 3rd Person Singular: declares
- Present Participle: declaring
- Past: declared
词族
Forms
declares
verb
declaring
verb
declared
verb
Core family
declaration
noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
undeclared
adjective
Advanced or less common
declarative
adjective
declarable
adjective
相关表达
declare war
1/dɪklˈɛɹ wˈɔɹ/
fixed phrase
Formally announce starting a war
To officially say that your country will fight another country.
例句
- The country declared war on its neighbor after the attack.
- They decided not to declare war despite tensions.
declare bankruptcy
1/dɪklˈɛɹ bˈæŋkɹəpsi/
fixed phrase
Formally state inability to pay debts
To officially say in court that you cannot pay your debts.
例句
- The company declared bankruptcy after years of losses.
- She declared bankruptcy after years of financial trouble.
- He had to declare bankruptcy due to medical bills.
- The business declared bankruptcy in 2020.
declare independence
1/dɪklˈɛɹ ˌɪndɪpˈɛndəns/
fixed phrase
Formally announce freedom from control
To officially say that a country is free from another country's control.
例句
- The colony declared independence in 1960.
- The region declared independence after the referendum.
- The province voted to declare independence after years of conflict.
- They declared independence from the federation after years of conflict.
- Several colonies declared independence in the 18th century.
- Several leaders gathered to declare independence from the empire.