spiel

IPA/ʃpiːl/
KK[spˈil]IPA/ʃpiːl/

spiel — 名詞

  • spielsingular
  • spielsplural

1. A lengthy talk delivered with energy and confidence, especially one aimed at per

1.名詞B2
釋義

說詞

旨在說服人的長篇言論

A lengthy talk delivered with energy and confidence, especially one aimed at persuading people to buy something or agree with a particular viewpoint.

例句

Rachid listened patiently to the tour guide's spiel about the castle's history.

Rachid 耐心地聽著導遊介紹城堡歷史的長篇說詞。

spiel + about + topic

Sofia rolled her eyes when the salesman started his usual spiel.

推銷員開始他一貫的說詞時,Sofia 翻了翻白眼。

usual spiel — dismissive tone

同義詞
  • pitch

    more specific to selling; less emotional than spiel

  • speech

    neutral term; spiel is more informal and implies energy

  • patter

    fast, rhythmic talk; often used for entertainers or salespeople

文法句型

give + spiel

deliver + spiel

spiel + about

用法筆記

Often carries a mildly negative or dismissive tone, especially in phrases like 'same old spiel' or 'usual spiel.' The speaker implies the talk is rehearsed or insincere.

常見錯誤

I gave a short spiel about the project.
I gave a quick summary of the project.
💡A 'spiel' is typically lengthy, not brief.

spiel — 動詞