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Перевод: phonetic
[прилагательное] фонетический
Тезаурус:
- Nevertheless, by applying phonetic values known to be valid for the Linear B script, a number of interpretations have been attempted.
- Experimental studies have also demonstrated that young babies can separate a continuous stream of speech sounds into discrete phonetic units and that they are sensitive to phonemic changes - for example, the difference between/p/ and/d/ - only a few weeks after birth (Eimas et al .
- For example, the capital letters of How Do You Like London might suggest a number of phonetic factors abnormal loudness, slow-motion delivery, stressing of every syllable - all expressive of the proverbial Englishman's assumption that those who cannot speak his language as a native are deaf or stupid, or both.
- Mr Winchester, a Mac-fan of many years and now the boss of a Mac-using electronic-publishing company, has an ingenious explanation: unlike the clumsy MS-DOS operating system that powers IBM computers and all their clones, the Mac can cope with comparative ease with the pictographic scripts and unusual phonetic alphabets of Asia.
- The Roman script was phonetic and the book consisted of a series of dialogues, building up with phrases rather than individual words.
- Hymes intends that these contextual features should be regarded rather as general phonetic features are regarded.
- This encoding then becomes a signal to the speaker's articulatory organs, and he vocalises an utterance of the proper phonetic shape.
- They mean an easy, phonetic (or rather phonemic) system such as alphabetic literacy and they think of a "literate society" as one in which such a script is widely assumed in public life, as they claim it was in sixth century Greece.
- The habit of spelling analysis: how is it pronounced? is the spelling phonetic or not? how can I remember the difficult bits?
- The warden's wife at the Beinn Eighe Nature Reserve told me the no doubt apocryphal tale of a traveller in Northern Canada laboriously taking down phonetic notes from an Inuit pointing to various landmarks in his territory.
- Phonetic representation of specific speech sounds is like a photograph of a specific person.
- Even more peculiarly Chinese are the phonetic associations between qualities and things.
- In the end Shaw's wishes were largely thwarted: a group of loyal disciples laboured on, but the phonetic version of Androcles and the Lion which was published in 1962 was a lonely salvo in a campaign that got nowhere.
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