accent
isim B2aksan, şive A2
a distinctive way of pronouncing a language, especially one associated with a particular country, area, or social group.
The newcomer tried to hide his heavy accent when giving the presentation.
- Travelers often find it amusing to imitate the local accent for fun.
- A teacher can help students reduce a strong accent through pronunciation drills.
- Researchers recorded the subtle differences in accent among speakers from neighboring villages.
- Understanding an unfamiliar accent is a crucial skill for interpreters at international conferences.
- strong accent · güçlü aksan He spoke with a strong French accent that was easy to recognize.
- regional accent · bölgesel aksan The regional accent of the Appalachian mountains differs from that of the Midwest.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
vurgu, hece vurgusu B1
the emphasis placed on a particular syllable of a word.
The teacher taught the class how to place the accent on each word.
- In English, the accent often changes the meaning of a noun and a verb.
- She struggled to hear the accent in the speaker's rapid speech.
- Linguists study how the accent varies across different dialects of the same language.
- Misplacing the accent can lead to misunderstandings in academic presentations.
- primary accent · birincil vurgu The primary accent in the word 'record' falls on the first syllable.
- stress the accent · vurguya dikkat çekmek When you speak, try to stress the accent on the correct syllable.
- put the accent on sth Place the accent on the second syllable when you say 'photograph'.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey