unstressed

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Linguisticsunstressedun‧stressed /ˌʌnˈstrest◂/ AWL adjective an unstressed word or part of a word is pronounced with less force than other onesExamples from the Corpusunstressed• Health is described by phrases such as being happy, being unstressed and being able to cope.• I have reproduced the unstressed results from the last chapter for the purposes of comparison.• Three stressed sets of test utterances were included, derived from the corresponding unstressed sets.• These words show very clearly the difficulty of the unstressed syllable.

单词	unstressed
释义	unstressed From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Linguisticsunstressedun‧stressed /ˌʌnˈstrest◂/ AWL adjective an unstressed word or part of a word is pronounced with less force than other onesExamples from the Corpusunstressed• Health is described by phrases such as being happy, being unstressed and being able to cope.• I have reproduced the unstressed results from the last chapter for the purposes of comparison.• Three stressed sets of test utterances were included, derived from the corresponding unstressed sets.• These words show very clearly the difficulty of the unstressed syllable.
随便看	go to great lengths go to great lengths to do go to great pains to do knives knives knob knobbe knobble knobbly knock knock (somebody’s) heads together knock a hole in knock a hole in/through something knock a hole through knock against knock around knock aside knock back knock cold knock dead knock down knock down drag out knock etc off balance knock etc off their feet knock etc off-balance