WORD OF THE DAY- SPEECH

Thesaurus-Synonyms- SPEECH

'speech' noun a text that is spoken aloud to a group of people at an occasion such as a meeting or a wedding: The prime minister is making an important speech today to the European Parliament.
* αγόρευση, «λόγος», «ομιλία» σε συνάντηση, γάμο κλπ

[address] a formal speech on an important occasion: In his televised address to the nation, the king urged people to remain calm and to go about their normal business as far as possible.
* προσφώνηση, προσλαλιά, προσαγόρευση σε σημαντικό γεγονός

[lecture] a speech made to convey information and teach people,
especially students, about a subject: I missed the professor’s lecture on Shakespeare, so can I borrow your notes? * διάλεξη, (διδασκόμενο) μάθημα, «παράδοση» σε μαθητές, φοιτητές

[presentation] a lecture, often accompanied by visual material such as slides or charts, given in a business context: Can you do a presentation on the new computer system to a group of Chinese
businessmen? * (τρόπος με τον οποίο γίνεται η) παρουσίαση, έκθεση ή εμφάνιση συνοδευόμενη από οπτικοακουστικό υλικό κυρίως σε περιβάλλον επιχείρησης

[sermon] a lecture on a religious or moral subject, usually given by a member of the clergy: He took some words from St Paul’s Second Epistle to Timothy as the text for his sermon. * θρησκ. (θρησκευτικό) κήρυγμα, «ομιλία»

[talk] an informal speech or lecture: Mr Brown has kindly offered to give us a short talk on the subject of common garden pests.
* λογύδριο ή (πρόχειρη) ομιλία

taken from the BETSIS ELT DICTIONARY & THESAURUS