pontificate

Word family

pon·tif·i·cate1 /pɒnˈtɪfɪkeɪt $ pɑːn-/ verb [intransitiveI]

PROUDto give your opinion about something in a way that shows you think you are always right 武断地谈论，自以为是地发表意见

pontificate about/on

Politicians are always pontificating about education.

政客们总是自以为是地对教育问题大发议论。

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pontificate• It certainly helped me to endure Hamilton's pontificating.• What am I doing pontificating about art and history?• I know because I have spent almost four years pontificating about safety and car accidents.• But he does not simply pontificate from his position as an excellent photographer, or regurgitate standard procedures.• Mostly he would pontificate on the evils of Roosevelt, who he said was a man who betrayed his class.• There are lots of people in Washington who pontificate on the issue of the day.• Moral considerations are the responsibility of others to pontificate on.• In a city that makes its living blaring its opinions, some folk are pontificating to the point of injury.

pontificate about/on• Moral considerations are the responsibility of others to pontificate on.• Politicians will happily pontificate on any issue, but not all of them really know anything about it.• What am I doing pontificating about art and history?• I know because I have spent almost four years pontificating about safety and car accidents.• Mostly he would pontificate on the evils of Roosevelt, who he said was a man who betrayed his class.• There are lots of people in Washington who pontificate on the issue of the day.

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