Of a door, gate, window, etc.: having the movable part put aside so that there is access or passage through a wall, fence, etc.; not closed or…
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释义 | the mind > language > linguistics > study of speech sound > speech sound > vowel > [adjective] > types of (34) openeOE Of a door, gate, window, etc.: having the movable part put aside so that there is access or passage through a wall, fence, etc.; not closed or… sharp?1533 Phonetics. (a) Used to express the acoustic quality of the high-front vowels; (b) a designation for unvoiced consonants. Obsolete in technical use. simple1582 Phonetics. Of a vowel: forming a syllable on its own rather than being pronounced as part of a diphthong or other combination of vowels. Cf. monoph… small1599 Of a vowel: narrow, close; (in Gaelic phonology) designating the vowels e and i, and certain consonants when in contact with these; slender. Now rare. soft1625 Phonetics. Designating vowels with a particular quality; spec. (a) = short, adj. 13; (b) (of letters in Russian) indicating palatalized quality of… obscurea1637 Phonetics. Of a vowel sound: centralized or reduced. Cf. indeterminate, adj. 2e. round1710 Phonetics. Of a sound, esp. a vowel: enunciated by contracting the lips to form a circular shape. slender1755 Of vowels: Narrow, close. close1760 Of vowel-sounds: Pronounced with partial closing of the lips, or with contraction of the oral cavity. Opposed to open. (In French fermé.) wide1824 Phonetics. Of a vowel sound: pronounced with the muscles involved (esp. those of the tongue) in a relatively relaxed state; pronounced with a… lowered1836 Phonetics. Of a vowel sound: articulated with the tongue in a lower position. Also (of a pronunciation): characterized by the use of such a… narrow1844 Phonetics. = close, adj. 1d. labialized1856 Of a speech sound (now esp. a consonant): articulated with rounding or complete or partial closure of the lips as a secondary articulatory… orinasal1856 Of, relating to, or connecting the mouth and the nose; (Phonetics) pronounced with the oral and nasal passages open (= nasal, adj. 2a). Cf. oronasal… central1857 Phonetics. Of a vowel: articulated with the centre of the tongue raised in a position between front and back. Cf. back, adj. 1d front, n.… reduced1861 Linguistics. Of a vowel sound: articulated less distinctly than a stressed vowel; weakened and centralized; that has become more obscure than the… free1864 Phonetics. Of or designating a vowel not followed by a consonant in the same syllable. Opposed to checked, adj.1 1b. high1867 Phonetics. Of a vowel: produced with (the highest part of the body of) the tongue in a position raised close to the roof of the mouth; showing… low1867 Phonetics. Of a vowel: produced with (the highest part of the body of) the tongue raised only a small degree towards the roof of the mouth; showing… mid1867 spec. Phonetics. Of a vowel sound: produced with (the highest part of the body of) the tongue at a relatively medium height in the mouth; showing… mixed1867 Phonetics. = central, adj. 7. rounded1867 Phonetics. Of vowels: affected by labialization. Cf. labial, adj. 1. unrounded1871 spec. in Phonetics. Of a phoneme, esp. a vowel: enunciated with the lips not rounded. raised1876 Phonetics. Articulated with the tongue in a higher position. unreduced1894 Linguistics. Of a vowel sound: not reduced (reduced, adj. 2b). obscured1897 Phonetics. Of a vowel sound: having a neutral, centralized articulation; reduced. Cf. indeterminate, adj. 2e. spread1902 Phonetics. Pronounced with the lips drawn out rather than rounded; unrounded. lax1909 Phonetics. Of a speech-sound, esp. a vowel: produced with the speech organs relaxed. slack1909 Phonetics. Of a vowel: = lax, adj. 5c. tense1909 spec. in Phonetics, applied to (the articulation of) a speech-sound pronounced with enhanced tension in the muscles of the speech organs. Cf. lax… centralized1926 Phonetics. Of a vowel: that has become more central (see central, adj. 7); produced with the tongue in a more central position than the corresponding… flat1934 Grammar. Phonetics. Of a consonant: Voiced, i.e. uttered with vibration of the vocal cords, e.g. b, d, v, etc., as opposed to breath, e.g. p, t, f… r-coloured1935 displaying r-colouring. checked1943 Applied to a syllable that ends in a consonant, or to the vowel in such a syllable; cf. closed syllable at closed, adj. 1. |
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