英语词汇“lisp”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

lisp1

/lɪsp

noun

A speech defect in which s is pronounced like th in thick and z is pronounced like th in this: he spoke with a slight lisp...

‘His lisp was a natural speech impediment, but I think [the producers] were concerned over how it would be received,’ he says.
In fact he had a curiously dry - albeit pleasant - soft spoken voice that was more soothing than intimidating, and he even had a slight lisp.
Drew was missing his two front baby teeth and had possessed a slight lisp from birth, causing his s's to come out as th's.

verb [no object]

Speak with a lisp: she spoke softly, lisping slightly...

‘Man… dey get knock out,’ she lisped, seeing my surprise.
The inebriated man drew a sword and sloppily lisped out, ‘You embarrreshed me!’
Luckily, this hasn't happened in a long time and, therefore, I haven't lisped since eighth grade.

Derivatives

lisper

noun

lisping

/ˈlɪspɪŋ

/ adjective ...

Afterwards one of them, a lisping seven-year-old by the name of Jimmy Poole, sidles up to him in his office and offers him a half-sucked gobstopper dug up from a fluff-filled corner of his pocket.
‘I'm so sensitive,’ he says in a lisping comedy accent.
Freud, born into a secular Jewish family in Berlin in 1922, left Germany in the teeth of the gathering storm and talks in a lisping German accent after nearly 70 years in London.

lispingly

adverb

Origin

Old English wlispian (recorded in āwlyspian), from wlisp (adjective) 'lisping', of imitative origin; compare with Dutch lispen and German lispeln.

Rhymes

Lisp2

/lɪsp

noun [mass noun]

A high-level computer programming language devised for list processing.Interestingly, they wrote their code primarily in Lisp, an artificial intelligence language most commonly used at universities....

A few programming languages - notably Lisp and its offspring - provide integers of unlimited size and exact rationals as built-in data types.
His interests also include hiking, amateur radio and programming in Lisp.

Origin

1950s: from lis(t) p(rocessor).

单词	lisp
释义	lisp1 /lɪsp / noun A speech defect in which s is pronounced like th in thick and z is pronounced like th in this: he spoke with a slight lisp... ‘His lisp was a natural speech impediment, but I think [the producers] were concerned over how it would be received,’ he says. In fact he had a curiously dry - albeit pleasant - soft spoken voice that was more soothing than intimidating, and he even had a slight lisp. Drew was missing his two front baby teeth and had possessed a slight lisp from birth, causing his s's to come out as th's. verb [no object] Speak with a lisp: she spoke softly, lisping slightly... ‘Man… dey get knock out,’ she lisped, seeing my surprise. The inebriated man drew a sword and sloppily lisped out, ‘You embarrreshed me!’ Luckily, this hasn't happened in a long time and, therefore, I haven't lisped since eighth grade. Derivatives lisper noun lisping /ˈlɪspɪŋ / adjective ... Afterwards one of them, a lisping seven-year-old by the name of Jimmy Poole, sidles up to him in his office and offers him a half-sucked gobstopper dug up from a fluff-filled corner of his pocket. ‘I'm so sensitive,’ he says in a lisping comedy accent. Freud, born into a secular Jewish family in Berlin in 1922, left Germany in the teeth of the gathering storm and talks in a lisping German accent after nearly 70 years in London. lispingly adverb Origin Old English wlispian (recorded in āwlyspian), from wlisp (adjective) 'lisping', of imitative origin; compare with Dutch lispen and German lispeln. Rhymes crisp, will-o'-the-wisp, wisp Lisp2 /lɪsp / noun [mass noun] A high-level computer programming language devised for list processing.Interestingly, they wrote their code primarily in Lisp, an artificial intelligence language most commonly used at universities.... A few programming languages - notably Lisp and its offspring - provide integers of unlimited size and exact rationals as built-in data types. His interests also include hiking, amateur radio and programming in Lisp. Origin 1950s: from lis(t) p(rocessor).
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