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

syllable /silˈə-bl/

noun

A segment of speech uttered by a (more or less) single effort of the voice, forming a spoken word or part of a word

(loosely, usu with a neg) a single sound or word, a murmur

transitive verb

To express by syllables, utter articulately

ORIGIN: L syllaba, from Gr syllabē, from syn with, and lab-, root of lambanein to take; -le as in principle, participle

syllˈabary noun

A (system of writing composed of a) set of symbols representing syllables (also syllabāˈrium)

syllabic /sil-abˈik/ adjective

Of or constituting a syllable or syllables

Syllable by syllable

Based on a fixed number of syllables

syllabˈical adjective (obsolete)

Syllabic

syllabˈically adverb

syllabˈicate transitive verb

To syllabify

syllabicāˈtion noun

Syllabification

syllabicity /-isˈi-ti/ noun

syllabˈics plural noun

Verse patterned not by stresses but by syllables

syllabificāˈtion noun

syllabˈify transitive verb

To divide into syllables

syllˈabism noun

syllˈabize or syllˈabise transitive verb

syllˈabled adjective

Having (in compounds, so many) syllables

syllabic verse or syllabic metre noun

Syllabics

in words of one syllable (informal)

Very simply, bluntly