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  1. Oxford Dictionary

    viva

    • IPA[ˈvʌɪvə]

    英式

    • n.
      short for viva voce
    • v.
      subject (someone) to an oral examination

    • verb: viva, 3rd person present: vivas, gerund or present participle: vivaing, past tense: vivaed, past participle: vivaed

    • noun: viva, plural noun: vivas

    • 釋義
    • 相關詞

    名詞

    • 1. short for viva voce

    動詞

    • 1. subject (someone) to an oral examination facing them sat the youth who was being vivaed

    viva voce

    • adj.
      (especially of an examination) oral rather than written: a viva voce examination
    • adv.
      orally rather than in writing: we had better discuss this viva voce
    • n.
      an oral examination, typically for an academic qualification: candidates may be called for a viva voce assessment of the PhD is by thesis and viva voce

    Oxford Dictionary

    viva voce

    • adj.
      (especially of an examination) oral rather than written: a viva voce examination
    • adv.
      orally rather than in writing: we had better discuss this viva voce
    • n.
      an oral examination, typically for an academic qualification: candidates may be called for a viva voce assessment of the PhD is by thesis and viva voce

    Oxford American Dictionary

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    viva

    • IPA[ˈviːvə]

    英式

    • excl
      long live! (used to express acclaim or support for a specified person or thing): ‘Viva Mexico!’
    • n.
      a cry of ‘viva’ as a salute or cheer: the vivas of the crowd greeted the ship as it returned to port

    Oxford Dictionary

    viva

    • IPA[ˈvēvə]

    美式

    • excl
      long live! (used to express acclaim or support for a specified person or thing): “Viva Mexico!”
    • n.
      a cry of the exclamation Viva! as a salute or cheer: the vivas of the crowd greeted the ship as it returned to port

    Oxford American Dictionary

    viva

    • IPA[ˈvīvə]

    美式

    • n.
      short for viva voce
    • v.
      subject (someone) to an oral examination: facing them sat the youth who was being vivaed

    Oxford American Dictionary