英语词汇accent的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

accent /ˈæksənt $ ˈæksent/ noun [C] the way someone pronounces the words of a language, showing which country or which part of a country they come fromverbshave an accent The girl had a Russian accent.speak with an accent The old man spoke with an accent which I couldn’t recognize.pick up an accent He used to work in Sydney and picked up an Australian accent while he was over there.lose your accent Although she was born in the US, Sally had lost her American accent after living in London for over 30 years.put on an accent (=deliberately speak with a different accent from your usual one) Some people put on an accent when they’re speaking on the phone.adjectives/nouns + accenta strong/broad/thick/heavy accent Claude speaks English with a strong French accent.a slight/faint accent He has a very slight Irish accent which you can hardly notice.a French/American etc accent He introduced himself in a strong American accent.a New York/London etc accent The man I met had a Chicago accent.a foreign accent The waitress spoke with a foreign accent.a regional accent Some people try to hide their regional accents because they feel embarrassed about them.a southern/northern accent He spoke with a lovely soft southern accent.an upper-class/middle-class/working-class accent The woman spoke with an upper-class accent.prepositionswith an accent She spoke English with a slight foreign accent.in an accent Costas read out his speech in a thick Greek accent.Strong, broad, thick, or heavy accent?You use all these words when saying that someone’s accent is very noticeable. Strong is the most common word: The man had a strong German accent.You use thick or heavy when someone’s accent is very strong and difficult to understand: The teacher had a thick Scottish accent, and some of the students had difficulty following what he said.You use broad when someone has an accent from a particular part of the UK or the US: She spoke with a broad Yorkshire accent.Accent or pronunciation?Your accent shows which country, or which social group you come from. Pronunciation is a more general word meaning the way in which a language or a particular word is pronounced.phrasesa hint/trace of an accent I could detect the hint of a German accent in her voice.

词组	accent
释义	accent /ˈæksənt $ ˈæksent/ noun [C] the way someone pronounces the words of a language, showing which country or which part of a country they come fromverbshave an accent The girl had a Russian accent.speak with an accent The old man spoke with an accent which I couldn’t recognize.pick up an accent He used to work in Sydney and picked up an Australian accent while he was over there.lose your accent Although she was born in the US, Sally had lost her American accent after living in London for over 30 years.put on an accent (=deliberately speak with a different accent from your usual one) Some people put on an accent when they’re speaking on the phone.adjectives/nouns + accenta strong/broad/thick/heavy accent Claude speaks English with a strong French accent.a slight/faint accent He has a very slight Irish accent which you can hardly notice.a French/American etc accent He introduced himself in a strong American accent.a New York/London etc accent The man I met had a Chicago accent.a foreign accent The waitress spoke with a foreign accent.a regional accent Some people try to hide their regional accents because they feel embarrassed about them.a southern/northern accent He spoke with a lovely soft southern accent.an upper-class/middle-class/working-class accent The woman spoke with an upper-class accent.prepositionswith an accent She spoke English with a slight foreign accent.in an accent Costas read out his speech in a thick Greek accent.Strong, broad, thick, or heavy accent?You use all these words when saying that someone’s accent is very noticeable. Strong is the most common word: The man had a strong German accent.You use thick or heavy when someone’s accent is very strong and difficult to understand: The teacher had a thick Scottish accent, and some of the students had difficulty following what he said.You use broad when someone has an accent from a particular part of the UK or the US: She spoke with a broad Yorkshire accent.Accent or pronunciation?Your accent shows which country, or which social group you come from. Pronunciation is a more general word meaning the way in which a language or a particular word is pronounced.phrasesa hint/trace of an accent I could detect the hint of a German accent in her voice.
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