| 词汇 | elide |
| 释义 | elide verb uk /iˈlaɪd/ us /iˈlaɪd/ [ I or T ] to join different things together as if they are the same; to become joined in this way: For some people, "classy" and "classic" have become elided. elide intoOne character elides into another because they all speak with the same infuriating voice. [ T ] to ignore a difference between things: By eliding the distinction, you are being sloppy and weakening your argument. He attempts to elide the boundaries between painting and sculpture. [ T ] phonetics specialized to not pronounce a particular sound in a word: 省略（词的部分）发音 The "t" of "acts" is often elided if someone is speaking quickly.说话快的时候，人们常常省略“acts”中的“t”音。 She drops g's, elides r's and, in general, sounds streetwise and tough. Notice how easily you elide "ethnicity" and "culture"? Some of his worst tendencies have been elided in media coverage. The keynote song changes tempo, elides into another melody, then resurfaces again and again. It is telling that he elides the difference between video and film images. She sounds out the word "dangerous" that was elided into two syllables in the original version of the song. In this dialect the u is modified and the final vowel elided. Sometimes words may be elided into forms such as "kinda", "gonna", "tellem". Connecting and combining abut additive adjoin affix something to something agglomerate connectedly connecting converge convergence cor interweave isthmic jointed junction kludge unification unified unify unintegrated union You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Neglecting and ignoring Linguistics: phonology & phonetics Examples of elideelide It is crucial to observe that the apparent reduction of complexity through credit ratings both conveys information and elides it. In fact the thirty-four chords, in conjunction with the theatrical absence, can be used to elide or avoid all the opera's critical questions. In some cases, such as (57) above, the infinitive may either be elided or simply not occur, yielding (58). Tracing the multiple textual transactions elided by the final manuscript allows for important insight into the diary's partiality. We also needed to pay close attention to the processes of agreement, to see how ambivalences were developed or elided in conversation. It does not, however, correspond in form to the elided material. However, we may suppose that while stages may be elided, their sequential order is nevertheless preserved. First, it articulates a concept of musical content where singer and arrangement are completely elided. It is also noteworthy that there are relatively few elided schwas in this cor pus. A second optional process elides a word-final vowel when the following word begins with a vowel, but only within a single prosodic word. The formalisation of this and its simple proof has been elided from the paper as it will not be used in the following. We have just seen how a rejection may be implied or elided by virtue of the rejecting party's making a counteroffer. One extra syllable is the problem, which you can resolve by scanning the second foot as either an anapest or a rather heavy-breathing elided iambic. A feature of this transhistorical method is that it essentializes gender as it elides perceptions of gender across changing historical periods. Attributing causality to communication is a convenient way to elide issues of control or social injustice. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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