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/prəˌnʌn.siˈeɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la manera en que se pronuncia una palabra o un idioma, incluyendo tanto la forma particular en que alguien articula los sonidos como la pronunciación estándar o aceptada de una palabra o lengua.

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noun

/prəˌnʌn.siˈeɪ.ʃən/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la manera en que se pronuncia una palabra o un idioma, incluyendo tanto la forma particular en que alguien articula los sonidos como la pronunciación estándar o aceptada de una palabra o lengua.

A noun referring to the way in which a word or language is spoken, including the manner in which someone utters a word and the customary spoken form of a word or language.

  1. Manner of uttering a wordA2formal

    The way in which a person speaks or articulates a word, including accent and clarity.

    esPronunciación de una palabra

    • Her pronunciation of 'schedule' is different from mine.
    • He has a very clear pronunciation when he speaks.
    • The teacher corrected my pronunciation of the word 'thorough'.

    Sinónimosarticulationdictionelocutionenunciationspeechutterance

  2. Customary spoken formA2formal

    The accepted or standard way a word or language is spoken by a group of people.

    esPronunciación

    • The pronunciation of 'tomato' varies between British and American English.
    • Learning the correct pronunciation is important for clear communication.
    • This dictionary shows the pronunciation of each word using phonetic symbols.

    Sinónimosaccentarticulationdictionelocutionenunciationintonationorthoepyspeech

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  • pronunciations plural form
  • pronunciations' possessive plural form
  • pronunciation's possessive singular form
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