Übersetzung für '
[accent]' von Englisch nach Deutsch
| heavy {adj} [e.g. rain, accent, scent, smoker] | stark [z. B. Regen, Akzent, Geruch, Raucher] 154 | |
| unmistakeable {adj} [sound, accent etc.] | unüberhörbar 89 | |
| unmistakable {adj} [sound, accent etc.] | unüberhörbar 30 | |
| plummy {adj} [Br.] [accent] | gepflegt [Akzent, Aussprache] 22 | |
| ling. regional {adj} [accent, speech, expression, usage, etc.] | landschaftlich <landsch.> 15 | |
| Verben |
| theatre to sustain [accent, characterization] | durchhalten 220 | |
| [to speak German with a Berlin accent] | berlinern | |
| [to speak German with a Vienna accent] | wienern | |
| ling. [to speak German with a Yiddish accent / intonation] | jüdeln [oft pej.] [bes. früher: mit jiddischem Einschlag sprechen] | |
| Substantive |
| comp.print backtick [grave accent symbol] | Backtick {m} [rückwärts geneigtes Hochkomma] 7 | |
| ling. cockney [the dialect or accent typical of cockneys] | Cockney {n} 5 | |
| [accent of color] | Farbakzent {m} | |
| comp.print backquote [grave accent symbol] | Backquote {n} [rückwärts geneigtes Hochkomma] | |
| ling. Glaswegian [accent, dialect] | Glasgower Dialekt {m} | |
| ling. stress [accent] | Ton {m} [Akzent, Betonung] | |
| 3 Wörter |
| ling. cut-glass English [accent] | geschliffenes Englisch {n} [Aussprache] | |
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Übersetzung für '[accent]' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- heavy {adj} [e.g. rain, accent, scent, smoker]
- stark [z. B. Regen, Akzent, Geruch, Raucher]
- unmistakeable {adj} [sound, accent etc.]
- unüberhörbar
- unmistakable {adj} [sound, accent etc.]
- unüberhörbar
- plummy {adj} [Br.] [accent]
- gepflegt [Akzent, Aussprache]
- regional {adj} [accent, speech, expression, usage, etc.]
- landschaftlich <landsch.>ling.
- to sustain [accent, characterization]
- durchhaltentheatre
- [to speak German with a Berlin accent]
- berlinern
- [to speak German with a Vienna accent]
- wienern
- [to speak German with a Yiddish accent / intonation]
- jüdeln [oft pej.] [bes. früher: mit jiddischem Einschlag sprechen]ling.
- backtick [grave accent symbol]
- Backtick {m} [rückwärts geneigtes Hochkomma]comp.print
- cockney [the dialect or accent typical of cockneys]
- Cockney {n}ling.
- [accent of color]
- Farbakzent {m}
- backquote [grave accent symbol]
- Backquote {n} [rückwärts geneigtes Hochkomma]comp.print
- Glaswegian [accent, dialect]
- Glasgower Dialekt {m}ling.
- stress [accent]
- Ton {m} [Akzent, Betonung]ling.
- cut-glass English [accent]
- geschliffenes Englisch {n} [Aussprache]ling.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- There are two different patterns for assigning pitch accent: one for verbs and one for nouns and adjectives.
- Since Modern Greek has a stress accent instead of a pitch accent, the circumflex has been replaced with an acute accent in the modern monotonic orthography.
- In general, the accent after contraction copies the accent before contraction.
- The Yat accent is the most pronounced version of the New Orleans accent and is perceptually similar to a New York accent.
- Dybo's law was the first of the major accent shifts in Proto-Slavic.
- McHugh's native accent is a softer variation of the Edinburgh accent.
- Colognian and other Ripuarian dialects have two pitch accents, commonly called 'Accent 1' and 'Accent 2'.
- The accent "Östgötska" can be distinguished from Standard Swedish just by accent and pronunciation of vowels and sje- and the- sounds, which makes Östgöta accent an eastern variety of the Götaland accent.
- Proto-Slavic masculine "o"-stems with fixed accent on a non-acute root (accent paradigm b) become mobile-accent (accent paradigm c).
- The Vedic accent is generally considered the most archaic, fairly faithfully reflecting the position of the original PIE accent.
- In the later development of the language, the ancient pitch accent was replaced by an intensity or stress accent, making the three types of accent identical, and the [...] sound became silent.
- Accents and unique speech patterns can influence how people are perceived by those to whom they are speaking.
- "Pipkins" was one of the first children's programmes on British TV where the characters had regional accents: Pig had a Birmingham accent; Topov the monkey was a Cockney; Octavia the ostrich had a French accent; Pigeon had an Upper class English accent; Mrs Penguin had a Geordie accent; Uncle Hare had a West Country English accent; Sophie the cat had a non-regional English accent; and Moony the Badger had a Northern Ireland accent.
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