Definition of trigraph in English:

trigraph

noun ˈtrʌɪɡrɑːfˈtraɪˌɡræf

A group of three letters representing one sound, for example German sch-.
Example sentencesExamples
- If three letters together represent a single sound, they constitute a trigraph, such as tch in catch and sch in schmaltz.
- Both digraphs and trigraphs in French have their origin in history and phonology.
- Similarly, to take the consonant trigraph t c h, the teacher can explain that in this word the three letters together ‘say’ the sound.

nounˈtrīˌɡrafˈtraɪˌɡræf

A group of three letters representing one sound, for example German sch-.
Example sentencesExamples
- Both digraphs and trigraphs in French have their origin in history and phonology.
- Similarly, to take the consonant trigraph t c h, the teacher can explain that in this word the three letters together ‘say’ the sound.
- If three letters together represent a single sound, they constitute a trigraph, such as tch in catch and sch in schmaltz.

单词	trigraph
释义	Definition of trigraph in English: trigraph noun ˈtrʌɪɡrɑːfˈtraɪˌɡræf A group of three letters representing one sound, for example German sch-. Example sentencesExamples If three letters together represent a single sound, they constitute a trigraph, such as tch in catch and sch in schmaltz. Both digraphs and trigraphs in French have their origin in history and phonology. Similarly, to take the consonant trigraph t c h, the teacher can explain that in this word the three letters together ‘say’ the sound. Definition of trigraph in US English: trigraph nounˈtrīˌɡrafˈtraɪˌɡræf A group of three letters representing one sound, for example German sch-. Example sentencesExamples Both digraphs and trigraphs in French have their origin in history and phonology. Similarly, to take the consonant trigraph t c h, the teacher can explain that in this word the three letters together ‘say’ the sound. If three letters together represent a single sound, they constitute a trigraph, such as tch in catch and sch in schmaltz.
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