گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'accent'

1 عمومی:: لهجه‌

2 عمومی:: علامت‌ تكیه‌ء صدا(بدین‌ شكل‌')

3 عمومی:: (n): تكیه‌ء صدا

1 general:: accent verbs have an accent • The man had a Spanish accent. speak with an accent • She spoke with an accent that I couldn’t understand. pick up an accent • During his stay in England, he had picked up an English accent. lose your accent (= no longer speak with an accent ) • After five years in Europe, Ricky had lost his American accent. put on an accent (= deliberately speak with a different accent from your usual one ) • When mum’s on the phone, she puts on a funny accent. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + accent a strong/broad/thick/pronounced accent (= very noticeable ) • She spoke with a strong Scottish accent. • a broad Australian accent a slight/faint accent • He has a very slight accent. a French/American etc accent • I noticed that he had a Spanish accent. a New York/London etc accent • The woman had a Chicago accent. a foreign accent • I got a call from a man with a foreign accent. a southern/northern accent • He spoke with a lovely soft southern accent. a regional accent (= from a particular area of a country ) • If you have a regional accent, don’t try to hide it. an upper-class/middle-class/working-class accent • Sebastian spoke with an upper-class accent. a posh/plummy accent British English informal (= an upper-class accent ) • a tall man with a posh accent nouns a hint/trace of an accent • I could detect the hint of a German accent in her voice.

2 general:: noun a characteristic pronunciation of a different region: He had an English accent. noun vocal intensity given to a syllable or word: The accent is on the first syllable.

3 general::   noun ADJ. broad, marked, pronounced, strong, thick She had a pronounced Scottish accent. | slight | country, foreign, local, regional | plummy, posh, public school | cockney | American, middle-class, northern, etc. QUANT. hint, trace Her French was excellent, without a trace of an accent. VERB + ACCENT have, speak in/with | acquire | affect, assume, imitate, put on She put on a posh accent when she answered the phone. | cultivate | lose He lost his northern accent after moving south. PREP. in an ~ She spoke in a broad Midlands accent. | with/without an ~ a tall man with an American accent