Definition of monophone in English:

monophone

noun ˈmɒnəfəʊn

Phonetics. Originally, H. E. Palmer's name for: a phone or phoneme consisting of a single unit of sound. In later use more generally: a phone, as distinguished from speech units comprising more than one phone.

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From mono- + -phone. Compare ancient Greek μονόϕωνος with one voice or tone, French monophone.

nounˈmɒnəfəʊn

Phonetics. Originally, H. E. Palmer's name for: a phone or phoneme consisting of a single unit of sound. In later use more generally: a phone, as distinguished from speech units comprising more than one phone.

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From mono- + -phone. Compare ancient Greek μονόϕωνος with one voice or tone, French monophone.

单词	monophone
释义	Definition of monophone in English: monophone noun ˈmɒnəfəʊn Phonetics. Originally, H. E. Palmer's name for: a phone or phoneme consisting of a single unit of sound. In later use more generally: a phone, as distinguished from speech units comprising more than one phone. Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From mono- + -phone. Compare ancient Greek μονόϕωνος with one voice or tone, French monophone. Definition of monophone in US English: monophone nounˈmɒnəfəʊn Phonetics. Originally, H. E. Palmer's name for: a phone or phoneme consisting of a single unit of sound. In later use more generally: a phone, as distinguished from speech units comprising more than one phone. Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From mono- + -phone. Compare ancient Greek μονόϕωνος with one voice or tone, French monophone.
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