dissimilation
/dih-sim-uh-ley-shuhn/US // dɪˌsɪm əˈleɪ ʃən //UK // (ˌdɪsɪmɪˈleɪʃən) //
异化,异化作用,异化反应,异化现象
Related Words
performance业绩,性能,表现,绩效attitude态度,心态,姿态,态show显示,展示,显示出,表明stance姿态,立场,态度,姿势stunt特技,特技表演,特技演员,特技表演者put-on穿上,穿上衣服,穿上了,穿上它pose姿势,构成,姿态,构成的phony虚假的,虚假,虚假性,虚伪simulation模拟,仿真,仿真模拟,仿真度stall摊位,档期,档口,摊开fake赝品,伪造,伪造的,冒牌货front前面,前面的,正面,前方affectation影响,牵挂,牵制,牵动人心bit位,位数,比特,位元posture姿态,姿势,态势,态度pretense幌子,伪装,矫饰,虚假sham虚伪,骗局,骗人的,虚假的feigning佯装,假装,伪装,佯作chaser追赶者,追逐者,追随者,追击者false front假面,虚伪的正面,虚假的前台,虚伪面孔
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : the act of making or becoming unlike.
- : Phonetics. the process by which a speech sound becomes different from or less like a neighboring sound, as pilgrim [pil-grim] /ˈpɪl grɪm/ from Latin peregrīnus [per-e-gree-noos], /ˌpɛr ɛˈgri nʊs/, and purple [pur-puhl] /ˈpɜr pəl/ from Old English purpure [poor-poo-re], /ˈpʊər pʊ rɛ/, or disappears entirely because of a like sound in another syllable, as in the pronunciation [guhv-uh-ner] /ˈgʌv ə nər/ for governor.Compare assimilation.
- : Biology. catabolism.
Synonyms & Antonyms
as inact
Synonyms
attitude态度,心态,姿态,态performance业绩,性能,表现,绩效show显示,展示,显示出,表明affectation影响,牵挂,牵制,牵动人心bit位,位数,比特,位元chaser追赶者,追逐者,追随者,追击者fake赝品,伪造,伪造的,冒牌货feigning佯装,假装,伪装,佯作front前面,前面的,正面,前方phony虚假的,虚假,虚假性,虚伪pose姿势,构成,姿态,构成的posture姿态,姿势,态势,态度pretense幌子,伪装,矫饰,虚假put-on穿上,穿上衣服,穿上了,穿上它sham虚伪,骗局,骗人的,虚假的simulation模拟,仿真,仿真模拟,仿真度stall摊位,档期,档口,摊开stance姿态,立场,态度,姿势stunt特技,特技表演,特技演员,特技表演者false front假面,虚伪的正面,虚假的前台,虚伪面孔shuck and jive摇头晃脑,摇摆不定,甩锅,摇头晃脑的soft soap软肥皂,软皂,柔软的肥皂,柔软的香皂sweet talk甜言蜜语,甜言密语
Examples
The sounds most frequently affected by dissimilation are those represented by the letters l, n, and r. Fr.
We have seen (p. 57) that the letters l, n, r are particularly subject to dissimilation and metathesis.
In the family name Hansom, for Hanson, we have dissimilation of n (see p. 57).
Let us first of all glance at some of the most important phenomena in connection with assimilation and dissimilation.
To cause the opposite process of dissimilation, we draw one large sector among several smaller sectors.
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