drawl

• Sustantivo que designa una forma de hablar lenta y arrastrada, con vocales alargadas, típica de ciertos acentos regionales o dialectos.

A noun referring to a slow, elongated way of speaking, often characterized by drawn-out vowel sounds, typically associated with certain regional accents or dialects.

1. Slow speech patternB2formal

   A slow, prolonged way of speaking, often with drawn-out vowel sounds, typically associated with certain regional accents.

   Habla lenta y arrastrada

   • He spoke with a Southern drawl that was charming.
   • Her drawl made every word sound relaxed and unhurried.
   • The actor's drawl added authenticity to his cowboy character.

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• Verbo que describe el acto de hablar de manera lenta y pausada, prolongando las vocales y dando a las palabras un tono arrastrado o perezoso.

A verb used to describe speaking in a slow, lazy way with prolonged vowel sounds.

1. Speak slowly with prolonged vowelsB2informalamerican

   To speak in a slow, lazy way, with vowel sounds that are longer than usual.

   Hablar lentamente alargando las vocales

   • He drawled his words, making them sound relaxed.
   • She drawled a greeting as she walked into the room.
   • The cowboy drawled, 'Howdy, partner.'

   Antónimosarticulateenunciate