Definition of accentuator in English:

accentuator

noun əkˈsɛntjʊeɪtəəkˈsɛn(t)ʃʊeɪtəakˈsɛn(t)ʃʊeɪtə

1A person who accentuates something; specifically a person who marks words with written accents.
2A device or substance for accentuating something; a means of accentuation; specifically (a) a device for marking accents and keeping time in music; (b) a garment or device for accentuating a woman's breasts.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Bisset (1759–1805), historian and novelist. Either from post-classical Latin accentuator person who marks words with written accents, or from accentuate + -or.

Definition of accentuator in US English:

accentuator

noun

1A person who accentuates something; specifically a person who marks words with written accents.
2A device or substance for accentuating something; a means of accentuation; specifically (a) a device for marking accents and keeping time in music; (b) a garment or device for accentuating a woman's breasts.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Bisset (1759–1805), historian and novelist. Either from post-classical Latin accentuator person who marks words with written accents, or from accentuate + -or.

单词	accentuator
释义	Definition of accentuator in English: accentuator noun əkˈsɛntjʊeɪtəəkˈsɛn(t)ʃʊeɪtəakˈsɛn(t)ʃʊeɪtə 1A person who accentuates something; specifically a person who marks words with written accents. 2A device or substance for accentuating something; a means of accentuation; specifically (a) a device for marking accents and keeping time in music; (b) a garment or device for accentuating a woman's breasts. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Bisset (1759–1805), historian and novelist. Either from post-classical Latin accentuator person who marks words with written accents, or from accentuate + -or. Definition of accentuator in US English: accentuator noun 1A person who accentuates something; specifically a person who marks words with written accents. 2A device or substance for accentuating something; a means of accentuation; specifically (a) a device for marking accents and keeping time in music; (b) a garment or device for accentuating a woman's breasts. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Bisset (1759–1805), historian and novelist. Either from post-classical Latin accentuator person who marks words with written accents, or from accentuate + -or.
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