mispronounce 的定义
mis·pro·nounced, mis·pro·nounc·ing.
- to pronounce incorrectly.
mispronounce 近义词
等同于 slur
等同于 lisp
更多mispronounce例句
- While it’s a name that many mispronounce, it’s also one that’s rapidly rising in the comedy charts.
- Smith also deliberately mispronounced the names of several Nigerian men’s basketball players on Monday’s episode following the national team’s exhibition upset of Team USA, for which he also apologized Tuesday.
- When people slightly mispronounce words, our minds auto-correct and we hear the word pronounced correctly.
- He’s also repeatedly stressed his “conservative Tennessee values” as a native son of the state and introduced a dark racial undertone to the race by consistently mispronouncing Sethi’s last name as “Set-ee” instead of “Seth-ee.”
- On Tuesday night, David Letterman titled his Top Ten list "Top Ten Ways to Mispronounce Idina Menzel."
- To mispronounce a word because it is misspelt is only indirectly an error of orthoepy.
- There were two lines in it which I am going to mispronounce; but you are not Scotch, so I don't care for you, uncle, darling.
- They acquire a number of new words, which they do not understand and which they persistently mispronounce.
- It is common to hear English-speakers mispronounce the words Buddha and Buddhism.
- As if that were not wild enough, they mispronounce it atrociously.