1.代表...讲话,为...辩护;订购;要求得到
1.to represent the feelings or opinions of another person or group of people
1.Then one of them ran and cut him down with a sword, and he tumbled on the grass, half strangled , and unable to speak for the time.
然后其中一人跑来用剑砍下他，他跌落在草上，但已被吊得半死，好一会时间不能说话。
2.I can't speak for everyone, but it seems to me that guys are much more preoccupied with stamina than size.
我不能代表所有人发言，但在我看来，男人似乎更着迷于体力好坏，而非尺寸大小。
3.Modest by nature, she was no braggart, preferring to let her accomplishments speak for themselves.
她天性谦虚，从不自吹，喜欢以自己的成就来表明一切。
4.I think I speak for all the student ambassadors when I say that this was definitely the highlight of our summer.
我想我能代表所有的学生大使说，这绝对是我们这个夏天的亮点。
5.Presenter: Yes, that is so wonderful; maybe you could speak for a day, even for a year.
主持人：对，您的经历太精彩了，或许足够讲上一天甚至一年的。
6.I have noticed that these same people are trying to finalize their opinions and attempt to speak for others.
我已经注意到，同样这些人，正努力的完成自己的主张，并尝试代表他人来发言。
7.I am not able to speak for any other Singaporean, but I will focus my normal weekend in Singapore on my family.
我无法描述其他新加坡人，但是，我会说说我们家在新加坡是如果渡过周末的。
8.His lawyers will be able to speak for him in court, but he will not have to answer questions directly.
他的律师将可以在法庭上代其发言，但他无须即时回答问题。
9.It looks as if it wants to let the products speak for themselves. We'll be listening.
似乎华晨在用他们的产品为自己倾诉。我们会倾听。
10.Tortoise was very happy as he flew among the birds, and he was soon chosen as the man to speak for the party because he was a great orator.
飞在鸟儿中间，陆龟非常高兴；因为是一个很了不起的演说家，他不久就被公推为他们一行的代言人。