1.【语】母音(符号)
1.母音的
1.加母音(符号)于
1.a sound that you make when you speak without closing your mouth or throat
2.one of the letters “a,” “e,” “i,” “o,” or “u,” used for representing these sounds. In English, “y” is sometimes considered a vowel. The other letters are called consonants.
1.Finally, project all of this to the woman you're talking to by slowing down your speech just a bit - especially on the vowels.
最后，投射所有这一切给这名你正在聊天的女人，放缓一点你刚才的发言-特别是对元音。
2.Note that this means, unlike vowels, intervening H and W characters do not act as a barrier to combining runs of letters with the same code.
请注意：这意味着，与元音的处理方式不同，插在中间的字符H和W不会对组合相同代码的字母形成障碍。
3.When a word ends in a vowel sound and the next word begins with a vowel sound, they are connected with a glide between the two vowels.
如果一个单词以元音结束，下一个单词以元音开始的话，两个元音之间用一个滑音连在一起。
4.He said the aristocratic way of pronouncing vowels had gradually ceased to be a class apart over the decades.
他说，几十年来女王的贵族式元音发音已逐渐消失。
5.Vowels are often eliminated, but you can still make out the general sound of the word.
元音常常会被省略，但是你仍然可以保留这个词的大概发言。
6.A feature of this type should be the number of vowels that the word contains.
这种类型的特征之一应该是单词包含的元音数。
7.In some regions, sometimes two or more vowels together prompt the creation of an extra syllable.
在一些地区，有时两个或以上元音在一起的时候就会产生一个新的音节。
8.It now seems as though laughter evolved millions of years ago, long before vowels and consonants, as a mechanism to build cooperation.
现在看来似乎笑早在几百万年前，即远远早于语音出现前，就成为建立合作关系的手段。
9.Known as the Great Vowel Shift in the history of English, these changes involve seven long, or tense, vowels.
这些变化在英语史上被称为元音大变位，涉及七个长元音，或紧元音。
10.There are two areas where vowels are reduced. One is inside words that have two or more syllables.
元音弱读有两方面内容：一是有两个或两个以上音节的单词；