zyu2 gong2主講主讲
Jyutpingzyu2 gong2
Yalejyú góng
Definition
To give a lecture; to be the keynote speaker.
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How it's used
Focuses specifically on the person or entity responsible for delivering the main content of a presentation or seminar. It is often used in formal settings like academic conferences or professional workshops to identify the primary speaker. Unlike general verbs for speaking, it implies a structured role where the person is the authority or the main attraction of the event.
Examples
Who is giving the lecture this time?
Related words
Common phrases
invite to be the speaker
responsible for giving the lecture
Common mistake
Do not use this to describe casual talking or chatting. It is strictly for formal presentations or lectures where someone is officially designated as the speaker.
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Grammar guides
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