stutter

• Trouble de la parole caractérisé par des répétitions ou des prolongations involontaires de sons, de syllabes ou de mots, souvent accompagné de blocages ou d'hésitations.

A speech disorder characterized by involuntary repetitions or prolongations of sounds, syllables, or words, often accompanied by hesitations or blocks.

1. Speech disorderB2formal

   A speech condition characterized by involuntary repetitions or prolongations of sounds, syllables, or words, often accompanied by hesitations or blocks.

   Bégaiement

   • His stutter became more noticeable when he was nervous.
   • She attended speech therapy to manage her stutter.
   • The child's stutter improved significantly with practice.

   Synonymesdisfluencystammer

• Verbe désignant le fait de parler avec des répétitions involontaires ou des pauses, souvent dues à un trouble de la parole ou à l'émotion.

A verb used to indicate the act of speaking with involuntary repetitions or pauses, often due to a speech disorder or nervousness.

1. Speak with involuntary pausesB1formal

   To speak with involuntary repetitions or pauses, often due to nervousness or a speech disorder.

   Bégayer

   • He stutters when he gets nervous.
   • She tried to explain but started to stutter.
   • The child stutters only in stressful situations.

   Synonymesfalterhesitatesplutterstammerstumble

   Antonymesarticulateenunciatefluentspeak