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nasally

/ney-zuh-lee, -zuhl-lee/US // ˈneɪ zə li, -zəl li //

鼻腔内,鼻腔,鼻音,鼻腔中

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb
  1. 1
    • : in a nasal manner.
    • : by inhaling through the nose: to take drugs nasally.

Examples

  • Thirty minutes before the phone call, I watched YouTube clips to prepare my nasally accent.

  • For a period, he tried to force his mother to respond in the same nasally squeak, to little enthusiasm.

  • But,' added he nasally, 'in this world we must give and take.

  • The first of each of the phrases ends nasally in the middle range, the second toward the forehead and the cavities of the head.

  • He snuffled, and he talked nasally, which made Carolyn 214 May shudder sometimes, but she was brave about it when in Amos company.

  • Pal subsided and Pete said nasally, "Blazer allus call't him Buster."

  • In the absence of profounder proof we do remember an "eye-snuff," which they who were up to it of course took nasally.