Vocab Bloom Hub

nasalise

/ˈneɪ.zəl.aɪz/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de prononcer un son ou une parole avec une résonance nasale.

1 entrée

verb

/ˈneɪ.zəl.aɪz/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de prononcer un son ou une parole avec une résonance nasale.

A verb used to indicate the act of pronouncing a sound or speaking with nasal resonance.

  1. Speak through the noseC1formal

    To speak with a nasal quality, often due to a blocked nose or as a speech habit.

    frParler du nez

    • He tends to nasalise his vowels when he has a cold.
    • The actor deliberately nasalised his lines for the character.
    • She nasalises her speech, making it sound slightly congested.

    Synonymessnuffletwang

  2. Pronounce with lowered velumC2formal

    In phonetics, to articulate a sound by lowering the soft palate (velum) so that air escapes through the nose.

    frnasaliser

    • In French, many vowels are nasalised, such as in 'bon' or 'vin'.
    • Linguists study how speakers nasalise certain consonants.
    • The sound is nasalised when the velum is lowered during pronunciation.
Formes
  • nasalised past participle
  • nasalized past participle
  • nasalised past simple
  • nasalized past simple
  • nasalising present participle
  • nasalizing present participle
  • nasalises third person singular
  • nasalizes third person singular