syllables造句

Six syllables shine in the dharma realm.

When transliterated into English, many of these syllables look alike.

I count in my head: five syllables, seven, five.

Remenber that stressed syllables are said louder and are lengthened, and unstressed syllables are pronounced more softly, and often have the vowel sounds reduced.

Scripts where symbols matched consonants or syllables allowed you to exchange symbols for sounds.

Then they jumbled up syllables within each song and replayed these versions to the birds.

A foot of verse used in lyric poetry having two unstressed syllables flanked by the two rhythmic stresses marking the first and last syllables of the foot.

They require little effort, yet these few syllables can enliven someone else's day.

Fingers kissing black and white keys, jumping syllables, let me touch the world in your heart.

The intonations of other sentence types are materialized on the Fo contours of the sentence-final syllables.

Of or relating to a metrical system based on the duration of syllables rather than on stress.

Exercises: Plenty of exercises help enhance your ability to discriminate the initials, finals, syllables and hence improve your Chinese pronunciation.

The "mere exposure effect" means that repeated exposure makes people like music, faces — even nonsense syllables — better.

The results in practical application imply that the algorithm has advantages in pitch detecting of Chinese syllables.

The neutral tones of Beijing dialect, Shanghai dialect and Urumchi dialect differ in duration, pitch and the changes they cause in the preceding syllables.

Based on the synthesis parameters of male voice, a method of synthesizing the syllables and words for the female voice through conversion rules is presented in this paper.

Logical stress or syllables with long vowels can be lengthened to form a foot of its own, which is naturally stressed.

The grasp of language materials by text messages has distinct time characteristics. They can make use of the musicality of Chinese syllables to produce harmony and variation.

Some suggest that "squirreled" could be included, but squirrel is intended to be pronounced as two syllables (squir-rel) according to most dictionaries.

Feet, of course, has a lot of meanings, and Milton's poetic feet, the material of the verse written in six and eight and ten syllables in this poem, are also in 1634 printless — they're unpublished.

Also known as creaky voice, it involves elongating certain syllables so that they vibrate at the back of the throat, creating a tapping sound like a stick running along a railing.

a punctuation mark (-) used between parts of a compound word or between the syllables of a word when the word is divided at the end of a line of text.

In contrast, their equivalents in Malay have two or three syllables, like sa-tu, du-a, ti-ga, em-pat, li-ma, e-nam, tu-juh, la-pan, sem-bi-lan, se-pu-luh. It takes a longer time to pronounce these words.