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accented

/ˈæk.sen.tɪd/

Traducción: Describe el habla o la escritura que tiene un acento o una pronunciación distintiva, característica de una región o de un hablante extranjero; también puede referirse a algo que lleva un énfasis o marca especial (como una tilde en ortografía)., Verbo que significa enfatizar o resaltar una parte particular de algo, como una palabra, un rasgo o un punto; también puede referirse a pronunciar algo con énfasis.

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adjective

/ˈæk.sen.tɪd/B2formal
  • esDescribe el habla o la escritura que tiene un acento o una pronunciación distintiva, característica de una región o de un hablante extranjero; también puede referirse a algo que lleva un énfasis o marca especial (como una tilde en ortografía).

Describes speech or writing that has a particular emphasis or a distinctive pronunciation characteristic of a region or foreign language.

  1. Spoken with a particular accentB1formal

    Pronounced with a distinctive way of speaking typical of a region, country, or social group.

    escon acento, de acento

    • She spoke in a heavily accented English.
    • His accented French revealed his German origins.
    • The actor's accented dialogue added authenticity to the role.

    Sinónimosdialectalinflectednonnativeregional

    Antónimosunaccented

  2. Marked with a diacritical markB2formal

    Having a written accent mark (e.g., é, è, ê) to indicate stress or pronunciation.

    esacentuado (con tilde)

    • The word 'café' has an accented 'e'.
    • In Spanish, accented vowels change the meaning of words.
    • The accented letters in French are essential for correct pronunciation.

    Antónimosplainunaccentedunmarked

  3. Emphasized or highlightedC1formal

    Given special importance, prominence, or emphasis.

    esacentuado

    • The accented features of the design drew everyone's attention.
    • Her speech accented the need for immediate action.
    • The artist accented the painting with bright colors.

    Sinónimosemphasizedfeaturedstressed

    Antónimosunaccentedunderstated

Formas
  • more accented comparative form
  • most accented superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

accent/əkˈsent/B2formal
  • esVerbo que significa enfatizar o resaltar una parte particular de algo, como una palabra, un rasgo o un punto; también puede referirse a pronunciar algo con énfasis.

A verb used to emphasize or stress a particular part of something, such as a word, feature, or point.

  1. Emphasize or stressB1formal

    To emphasize or highlight something, making it stand out.

    esacentuar, enfatizar

    • The report accents the importance of safety measures.
    • She accented her words by raising her voice.
    • The design accents the natural beauty of the landscape.

    Sinónimosaccentuateemphasizehighlightplay upstressunderlineunderscore

    Antónimosdownplayplay downunderstate

  2. Pronounce with emphasisB2formal

    To pronounce a word or syllable with stress or emphasis.

    esAcentuar (pronunciar con énfasis)

    • In English, you accent the first syllable of 'record'.
    • He accented the wrong part of the word.
    • Teachers teach students how to accent words correctly.

    Sinónimosaccentuateemphasizestress

    Antónimosde-emphasizemumbleslur

Formas
  • accented past participle
  • accented past simple
  • accenting present participle
  • accents third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.