Pronunciation: ˈflaʃbak
Parts of Speech: noun
[uncountable and countable] a scene in a film, play, book etc that shows something that happened before that point in the story
Queen's speech
Definition: Meaning of, Queen's speech in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation: / spiːtʃ /
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speech read by the British monarch at the opening of a new session of parliament outlining the government's plans for new legislation
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Queen's speech, the
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a speech given by the Queen at the official opening of the British Parliament each year, usually in October. The speech is actually written by the government, and it gives details of the government's plans for the next year, including the new laws it intends to make. When a king is ruling instead of a queen, it is called the "King's Speech".
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a speech given by the Queen at the official opening of the British Parliament each year, usually in October. The speech is actually written by the government, and it gives details of the government's plans for the next year, including the new laws it intends to make. When a king is ruling instead of a queen, it is called the "King's Speech".
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