(in speech)
111speech — Anglicismo innecesario que debe sustituirse por sus equivalentes españoles discurso o parlamento: «El compañero Fufaña echó un discurso de lo más bonito» (Alape Paz [Col. 1985]); «Acompañó su parlamento con una espléndida variedad de movimientos… …
112speech from the throne — speech given by a king in front of parliament …
113speech impediment — speech disorder, problem with speaking …
114speech community — speech′ commu nity n. ling. the aggregate of all the people who use a given language or dialect • Etymology: 1930–35 …
115speech form — speech′ form n. ling. linguistic form • Etymology: 1860–65 …
116Speech — [spi:tʃ̮ ], der; es, Plural e und es [...is] <englisch> (Rede) …
117speech — (Voz ingl.). m. despect. e irón. Pequeño discurso …
118speech — ► NOUN 1) the expression of thoughts and feelings by articulate sounds. 2) a formal address delivered to an audience. 3) a sequence of lines written for one character in a play. ORIGIN Old English …
119speech community — n. all the people speaking a particular language or dialect, whether in a single geographical area or dispersed throughout various regions …
120speech form — n. LINGUISTIC FORM …
