twangs

twangs

美 [twæŋ] 　英 [twæŋ]

• n.鼻音；带鼻音的(方言)口音；(拨)弦声；(突然的一阵)痛苦
• v.(使)当地响；当地一声从弓弦上射出；〈罕〉用鼻音讲
• 网络拨弦声；鼻音效果；使发出拨弦声

词形变化

第三人称单数：twangs  现在分词：twanging  过去式：twanged  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 鼻音;带鼻音的(方言)口音 2. (拨)弦声 3. (突然的一阵)痛苦 4. 长久不散的气味,强烈的气味 5. 遗迹,痕迹,迹象;含意
v.	1. (使)当地响;当地一声从弓弦上射出 2. 〈罕〉用鼻音讲

英英解释

n.	1. the way that someone’s voice sounds when they speak through their nose as well as their mouth 2. the sound that is made by a tight string that is pulled and then returns to its original position
v.	1. to make a sound like a tight string that is pulled and then returns to its original position

例句

john wells , professor of phonetics at the university of london , said regional twangs had been seen before in birds.

伦敦大学语音学教授约翰威尔斯指出，鸟类也曾出现地方口音。