syllable-timed
按音节编排的,按音节编排,按音节计时的,按音节计时
Definitions
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Phonetics.
- : having a rhythm in which syllables are approximately equal in duration and thus tend to follow each other at regular intervals of time.
Examples
The extending out of one syllable is a great songwriting device.
Leslie timed each of the steps to ensure split second precision.
Timing sex actually improves fertility: A recent study found that women who timed sex around ovulation got pregnant faster.
The tone of this syllable swooped up briefly, and then down.
Titanic has sometimes made $50,000 in a few weeks of well-timed chipping and putting at golf resorts.
Allcraft winced, as every syllable made known the speaker's actual strength—his own dependence and utter weakness.
He placed the paper on the table, and, ere he read a syllable, he laboured to compose himself.
He spoke with an animation and earnestness that gave an exaggerated importance to every syllable he uttered.
In some English schools the first syllable in “panis” sounds “pan,” in others “pain.”
David had replied, in that short tone of self-sufficiency which conveys so much more than the syllable would seem to warrant.