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/ˈrɪðəm/noun
The pattern of strong and weak beats in spoken words.
I can hear the rhythm when you read slowly.
/ˈrɪðəm/noun
The pattern of strong and weak beats in spoken words.
Two syllables, RITH-uhm, with the soft th of "the" and no h sound after the r.
/raɪt/verb
To put something into words on paper or a screen.
Could you write that down for me, please?
/raɪt/verb
To put something into words on paper or a screen.
Sounds the same as "right"; the w is not said.
/ræp/verb
To fold paper or cloth around something to cover it.
I'd like to wrap this before we leave.
/ræp/verb
To fold paper or cloth around something to cover it.
Same sound as "rap" — start on the r.
/səˈkaɪətrəst/noun
A doctor who treats mental illness.
She's seeing a psychiatrist about her sleep problems.
/səˈkaɪətrəst/noun
A doctor who treats mental illness.
The p drops off and the stress lands on the second syllable: suh-KY-uh-trist.
/nuːˈmoʊnjə/noun
An illness in the lungs that makes breathing hard.
He was in the hospital with pneumonia last month.
/nuːˈmoʊnjə/noun
An illness in the lungs that makes breathing hard.
The p is silent and it begins like "new"; the stress is on the MO.
/ˈaʊər/noun
A length of time of sixty minutes.
The train leaves in an hour, so let's hurry.
/ˈaʊər/noun
A length of time of sixty minutes.
Sounds just like "our" — the h is silent.
/niː/noun
The joint in the middle of your leg that lets it bend.
My knee hurts when I stand up too fast.
/niː/noun
The joint in the middle of your leg that lets it bend.
One syllable, just "nee" — no k sound at the front.
/rɔːŋ/adverb
In a way that is not correct.
I think I said that word wrong again.
/rɔːŋ/adverb
In a way that is not correct.
Starts on the r, and the vowel is long: RAWNG.
/noʊ/verb
To have a fact in your head and be sure of it.
I know how it's spelled, I just can't say it.
/noʊ/verb
To have a fact in your head and be sure of it.
The k is silent, so it comes out exactly like "no".
/ˈɑːnəst/adjective
Not cheating or lying to people.
To be honest, I don't know the answer.
/ˈɑːnəst/adjective
Not cheating or lying to people.
No h at all; it opens like the word "on".
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Keyboard: Enter to check or go on, R to hear the word again, S for the slower version.EnterNextRHear again
Keyboard: Enter to check or go on, R to hear the word again, S for the slower version.EnterCheckRHear againSSlower
Keyboard: Enter to check or go on, R to hear the word again, S for the slower version.EnterCheck, then NextRHear againSSlower
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