| 释义 |
proˈsodically, adv.
a. In relation to prosody.
1882in Ogilvie.
b. With regard to prosodic features (prosodic a. 2).
1949Trans. Philol. Soc. 1948 144 The Danish glottal stop is..best considered prosodically as a feature of syllabic structure and word formation. 1964M. A. K. Halliday et al. Linguistic Sciences iii. 69 The vowel phoneme /ii/, is prosodically marked: it is characterized by the movement of the tongue towards a certain position, rather than by its attainment of a fixed position for a fixed segment of time. 1973Nature 13 Apr. 481/1 The early utterances of the child which consist of only single morphemes are nevertheless ‘sentences’ since they are prosodically marked and because they are productively used. |