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speech [spi:tʃ] N

1. speech no pl (speaking):

speech
mowa f
in everyday speech
w języku codziennym
to be slow in speech
wolno się wysławiać

2. speech (public talk):

speech
(prze)mowa f
speech
przemówienie nt
to make [or give] a speech
wygłaszać [perf wygłosić] przemówienie

election speech N

election speech → election address

See also election address

election address N

free speech N no pl

free speech
wolność f słowa

maiden speech N

Queen's Speech N

Queen's Speech
mowa f tronowa

reported speech N no pl LING

speech day N Brit SCHOOL

speech defect N

speech defect
wada f wymowy

speech impediment N

speech impediment → speech defect

See also speech defect

speech defect N

speech defect
wada f wymowy

speech recognition N no pl COMPUT, LING

speech therapist N MED

speech therapist
logopeda m

speech therapy N MED

Usage examples with speech

speech impediment
wada f wymowy
speech therapist
logopeda m
indirect speech
mowa f zależna
free speech
wolność f słowa
white heat speech [or talk]
gorące wystąpienie nt
in everyday speech
w języku codziennym
part of speech
część mowy
keynote speech [or address]
przemówienie nt wprowadzające
to be slow in speech
wolno się wysławiać
to make [or give] a speech
wygłaszać [perf wygłosić] przemówienie
he was bereft of speech
zaniemówił
her speech was sprinkled with jokes fig
jej przemówienie było pełne dowcipów
his last speech wasn't up to par
jego ostatnie przemówienie nie było tak dobre jak zwykle
his speech was boring but she stuck it out
jego wystąpienie było nudne, ale wytrwała do końca
to preface one's speech with sth [or by doing sth]
rozpocząć swoje przemówienie od [zrobienia] czegoś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
A demand specifies something about the sentence or word, such as number of clauses, part of speech, number of letters, etc.
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Training could also be completed to improve the accuracy of speech recognition.
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If the speech would be judged on its quality of deliverance and content it would be considered a success.
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A particular instance of communication is called a speech act.
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It also has a social worker, a psychologist and a speech therapist.
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The potential speech act discourages rather than encourages certain lines of thought and this, the researchers argue, constitutes a version of linguistic relativity.
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The whole country was waiting for some relief from demonetisation: what was heard was an election speech.
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The film has no dialog apart from the incidental speech of background characters.
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Her rather grand speech pattern takes getting used to, but she seems comfortable and adds a fitting glint of glamour.
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Their speech was recorded and transcribed during this task.
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