dieresis 的定义
plural di·er·e·ses [dahy-er-uh-seez]. /daɪˈɛr əˌsiz/.
- the separation of two adjacent vowels, dividing one syllable into two.
- a sign placed over the second of two adjacent vowels to indicate separate pronunciation, as in one spelling of the older forms naïve and coöperate: no longer widely used in English.
- Prosody. the division made in a line or verse by coincidence of the end of a foot and the end of a word.
更多dieresis例句
- Dieresis is unpredictable in both editions; forms such as Phaeton, Ocyrrhe and Dane are common, and have been silently corrected.
- Since the ligatures and are used consistently, dieresis can be assumed even when not explicitly indicated.
- Since the ligatures and are used consistently, dieresis in oe and ae can be assumed even when not explicitly indicated.
- Dieresis is unpredictable; forms such as Alcathe and Pirithus are common, and have been silently corrected.