Definition of speech-impaired in English:

speech-impaired

adjective

Having a condition that makes it difficult to produce speech sounds correctly.
the student was severely speech-impaired
Example sentencesExamples
- The service was introduced in April 2006 to make the reporting of incidents easier for people who are hard of hearing, deaf or speech impaired.
- The audience was mostly hearing- and speech-impaired, save a few interpreters.
- The United Kingdom's Kent police department offers a service for deaf and speech-impaired people to contact authorities via text message.
- A group of speech-impaired actors proves that silence is no barrier to expression.
- This interpretation service includes claimants who are deaf, hard of hearing, speech-impaired, or do not speak English.
- Some speech-impaired people benefit by using the same kind of text telephones used by hearing-impaired people.
- Unlike most people, however, he is profoundly deaf and speech-impaired, which might make his absolute insistence on meeting people in person slightly intriguing, but hardly out of character.
- Dyslexic, stuttering and speech-impaired persons participate as equal citizens in this cyber-world.

Definition of speech-impaired in US English:

speech-impaired

adjectiveˌspēCHimˈperdˌspitʃɪmˈpɛrd

Having a condition that makes it difficult to produce speech sounds correctly.
the student was severely speech-impaired
Example sentencesExamples
- Some speech-impaired people benefit by using the same kind of text telephones used by hearing-impaired people.
- Dyslexic, stuttering and speech-impaired persons participate as equal citizens in this cyber-world.
- A group of speech-impaired actors proves that silence is no barrier to expression.
- The service was introduced in April 2006 to make the reporting of incidents easier for people who are hard of hearing, deaf or speech impaired.
- The audience was mostly hearing- and speech-impaired, save a few interpreters.
- This interpretation service includes claimants who are deaf, hard of hearing, speech-impaired, or do not speak English.
- The United Kingdom's Kent police department offers a service for deaf and speech-impaired people to contact authorities via text message.
- Unlike most people, however, he is profoundly deaf and speech-impaired, which might make his absolute insistence on meeting people in person slightly intriguing, but hardly out of character.

单词	speech-impaired
释义	Definition of speech-impaired in English: speech-impaired adjective Having a condition that makes it difficult to produce speech sounds correctly. the student was severely speech-impaired Example sentencesExamples The service was introduced in April 2006 to make the reporting of incidents easier for people who are hard of hearing, deaf or speech impaired. The audience was mostly hearing- and speech-impaired, save a few interpreters. The United Kingdom's Kent police department offers a service for deaf and speech-impaired people to contact authorities via text message. A group of speech-impaired actors proves that silence is no barrier to expression. This interpretation service includes claimants who are deaf, hard of hearing, speech-impaired, or do not speak English. Some speech-impaired people benefit by using the same kind of text telephones used by hearing-impaired people. Unlike most people, however, he is profoundly deaf and speech-impaired, which might make his absolute insistence on meeting people in person slightly intriguing, but hardly out of character. Dyslexic, stuttering and speech-impaired persons participate as equal citizens in this cyber-world. Definition of speech-impaired in US English: speech-impaired adjectiveˌspēCHimˈperdˌspitʃɪmˈpɛrd Having a condition that makes it difficult to produce speech sounds correctly. the student was severely speech-impaired Example sentencesExamples Some speech-impaired people benefit by using the same kind of text telephones used by hearing-impaired people. Dyslexic, stuttering and speech-impaired persons participate as equal citizens in this cyber-world. A group of speech-impaired actors proves that silence is no barrier to expression. The service was introduced in April 2006 to make the reporting of incidents easier for people who are hard of hearing, deaf or speech impaired. The audience was mostly hearing- and speech-impaired, save a few interpreters. This interpretation service includes claimants who are deaf, hard of hearing, speech-impaired, or do not speak English. The United Kingdom's Kent police department offers a service for deaf and speech-impaired people to contact authorities via text message. Unlike most people, however, he is profoundly deaf and speech-impaired, which might make his absolute insistence on meeting people in person slightly intriguing, but hardly out of character.
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