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syllabise

/ˈsɪl.ə.baɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant diviser un mot en syllabes ou le prononcer syllabe par syllabe.

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verb

/ˈsɪl.ə.baɪz/C2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant diviser un mot en syllabes ou le prononcer syllabe par syllabe.

A verb meaning to divide or pronounce a word into its constituent syllables.

  1. Divide into syllablesC1formal

    To separate a word into its constituent syllables, often for pronunciation or linguistic analysis.

    frDiviser en syllabes

    • The teacher asked the students to syllabise the word 'elephant'.
    • Linguists syllabise words to study their phonetic structure.
    • You can syllabise 'computer' as com-pu-ter.

    Synonymessyllabicatesyllabifysyllabize

  2. Pronounce distinctlyC1formal

    To utter a word with clear and distinct articulation of each syllable.

    frprononcer distinctement

    • The actor had to syllabise each line for the audience to understand.
    • She syllabised the foreign name carefully to avoid confusion.
    • In the speech, he syllabised every word for emphasis.

    Synonymesarticulateenunciate

    Antonymesgarblemumbleslur

Formes
  • syllabised past participle
  • syllabized past participle
  • syllabised past simple
  • syllabized past simple
  • syllabising present participle
  • syllabizing present participle
  • syllabises third person singular
  • syllabizes third person singular