Definition of cued speech in US English:

cued speech

nounˌkyo͞od ˈspēCHˌkyo͞od ˈspēCH

A method of communication in which the mouth movements of speech are combined with a system of hand movements to facilitate understanding and use by people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Parents are the primary teachers of cued speech to their child.
- This group was started by the parent of a deaf child who is excited about beginning the adventure of learning cued speech.
- Thus, in cued speech the letter ‘C’ does not appear since it is pronounced either ‘S’ or ‘K’.

Definition of cued speech in US English:

cued speech

nounˌkyo͞od ˈspēCH

A method of communication in which the mouth movements of speech are combined with a system of hand movements to facilitate understanding and use by people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Example sentencesExamples
- This group was started by the parent of a deaf child who is excited about beginning the adventure of learning cued speech.
- Thus, in cued speech the letter ‘C’ does not appear since it is pronounced either ‘S’ or ‘K’.
- Parents are the primary teachers of cued speech to their child.

单词	cued speech
释义	Definition of cued speech in US English: cued speech nounˌkyo͞od ˈspēCHˌkyo͞od ˈspēCH A method of communication in which the mouth movements of speech are combined with a system of hand movements to facilitate understanding and use by people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Example sentencesExamples Parents are the primary teachers of cued speech to their child. This group was started by the parent of a deaf child who is excited about beginning the adventure of learning cued speech. Thus, in cued speech the letter ‘C’ does not appear since it is pronounced either ‘S’ or ‘K’. Definition of cued speech in US English: cued speech nounˌkyo͞od ˈspēCH A method of communication in which the mouth movements of speech are combined with a system of hand movements to facilitate understanding and use by people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Example sentencesExamples This group was started by the parent of a deaf child who is excited about beginning the adventure of learning cued speech. Thus, in cued speech the letter ‘C’ does not appear since it is pronounced either ‘S’ or ‘K’. Parents are the primary teachers of cued speech to their child.
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