1.
It's difficult to understand him because he has a speech impediment.
他的话很难听懂,因为他讲话口吃。
2.
He spoke slowly and with effort.
他讲话很慢，很吃力。
3.
He could not probe into the mystery of his speech.
他吃不透他讲话的隐晦含义。
4.
He sounded as if he were suffering from some impediment.
但给人的印象是他讲话很吃力。
5.
I could not probe into the mystery of his speech.
我吃不透他讲话的隐晦合义。
6.
His stammer prohibited him from becoming a good speaker.
口吃使他不能成为一个好的演讲者。
7.
In order to cover his stuttering, he spoke little, slowly and with great effort, as though each word carried with it the weight of his entire personality.
因为要掩饰自己的口吃，他讲话少，慢，著力，仿佛每个字都有他全部人格作担保。
8.
At that point he turned hot all over, his face flushed slightly, and he began to stutter, certain that the students were all secretly laughing at him.
这时候，身上发热，脸上发红，讲话开始口吃，觉得学生都在暗笑。
9.
His increased stammering betrayed his agitation.
他说话口吃得厉害，更透露出激动的心情。
10.
It was said of him that his most colloquial conversation could be taken down in short hand.
据说，他平常随口讲的话也可能被速记下来。
11.
His speech was quiet and clearly enunciated with a trace of a southern accent.
他的讲话平和、清晰，明显带着些南方的口音。
12.
He always puts on airs and talks down to others.
他总是摆架子以高人一等的口气对别人讲话。
13.
As the receiver was picked up at the other end, he did his best to affect a Qinghai accent, drawling into the mouthpiece:
电话通了，他尽量装出一口青海腔，大模大样地讲：
14.
The Discourse: Spoken in the upper room where they had just eaten the Passover.
临别讲话是在楼上的房间，是他们刚吃逾越节晚饭的地方.
15.
He concluded by saying that...
他结束讲话时说...
16.
The little girl speaks with a little stutter.
那小女孩说话有点口吃。
17.
It was not the man's brain that was speaking, it was his larynx.
他的大脑没有讲话，讲话的是他的喉头。
18.
After that quarrel, they weren't on speaking terms with each other. But y and by they came to terms with each other.
从那次口角这后他们一直没有讲话，但慢慢地，他们又和好了。