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| 11. | Not every writer could command the eloquence of Tom Praine. |
| 以修辞和口才论，很少作家能和汤姆?派恩媲美的。 |
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| 12. | He's got a vocabulary and a punch. |
| 他有口才，有冲劲。 |
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| 13. | The Mayor, impressed by the august presence of the Minister of the Interior, made according to French practice a speech which he sought to render eloquent. |
| 市长由于内务部长大驾光临而感到荣幸，于是便按照法国的习惯发表了一篇演说，竭力表现自己的口才。 |
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| 14. | have facility in speaking [writing] |
| 有口才 [写作才能] |
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| 15. | His eloquence won the audience. |
| 他的口才说服了听众。 |
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| 16. | As well-judging steady young man, with better notions than his elocution would do justice, he intended to value him very highly. |
| 他非常器重他，觉得他是个明白是非，有一定规矩的年轻人，口才虽然谈不上好，但头脑却很清楚。 |
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| 17. | The speaker had great powers of utterance. |
| 那个演讲人很有口才. |
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| 18. | "You look good on a soapbox, Luke," said Meggie ironically. |
| “卢克，你在临时演说台上倒是口才不错呀。”麦琪嘲讽地说。 |
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| 19. | Having a ready tongue |
| 口才便捷 |
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| 20. | She was charmed by his eloquence. |
| 她被他的口才所倾倒。 |
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