1.大声讲;老老实实讲,明白地讲
1.to state your opinion firmly and publicly about something, especially in order to protest against or defend something
1.The main reason for the environmental campaign was to let the real victims speak out for their rights.
让真正的受害者们为自己的权利而呼喊，这是环境运动的存在最直接的原因。
2.Now in remission from the disease, she said she had decided to speak out after her own doctor warned her never to drink again.
现在她的病情已趋于缓和，医生明确地告诫她别在喝酒。
3.Almost no one questions the legal right to build the mosque, so if that's all he wanted to say, there was no need for Obama to speak out.
基本上没有人会怀疑建清真寺的法律权利，如果这就是奥巴马想要表达的，那么他根本就没必要说出来。
4.Even today stray board members speak out on excesses in our financial markets and grumble that inflation lurks around the corner.
即使今天一些美联储委员仍然大声疾呼我们的金融市场过热了，并且抱怨说通货膨胀正隐藏在角落。
5.Jusu does not know the rebels who killed her daughter, but she is not afraid to speak out in front of her community.
朱苏不知道谁杀了她的反叛的女儿，但她并不害怕发言，她的社区前面。
6.He longed to speak out from his own pulpit at the full height of his voice, and tell the people what he was.
他渴望从他自己的布道坛上，用最高亢的声音说话，告诉大家他是什么。
7.Number Thirty is here to stand and speak out for the underdogs that have never been heard of.
参拾号是为了替所有受迫害者发出从未听见的声音。
8.Wang Wen likes to speak out his opinions at home. In the same manner, he likes to express his comments at school as well.
王文喜欢在家里发表意见，同样的，他也喜欢在学校里发表意见。
9.To be allowed to speak out is one of the democratic principles to be observed.
允许别人讲话，这是一个应该遵循的民主原则。
10.Look for the positive moves that will see new governments taking shape, and note those inpiduals who speak out with the truth.
寻求积极的变动，将看到新政府的成型，并且记录那些个人代表以事实说话。