Definition of labiovelar in English:

labiovelar

adjectiveˌleɪbɪəʊˈviːləˌleɪbioʊˈvilər

Phonetics

(of a sound) made with the lips and soft palate, for example w.
〔语音〕圆软腭音（如w）的
Example sentencesExamples
- In the Ionic of Homer's time, as well as in all other classical dialects, the labiovelar stops had developed into labials, dentals or velars.
- It would then make sense to reconstruct a corresponding set of velar and labiovelar fricatives.

Definition of labiovelar in US English:

labiovelar

adjectiveˌleɪbioʊˈvilərˌlābēōˈvēlər

Phonetics

(of a sound) made with the lips and soft palate, for example w.
〔语音〕圆软腭音（如w）的
Example sentencesExamples
- It would then make sense to reconstruct a corresponding set of velar and labiovelar fricatives.
- In the Ionic of Homer's time, as well as in all other classical dialects, the labiovelar stops had developed into labials, dentals or velars.

nounˌleɪbioʊˈvilərˌlābēōˈvēlər

Phonetics

A labiovelar sound.
Example sentencesExamples
- B then goes on to summarize the unique linguistic characteristics of African languages, from clicks to labiovelars to ATR vowel harmony, noun class systems, serial verb constructions, etc.
- The second change consists of a reduction in the set of vowels subject to a co-occurrence restriction between labiovelars and labial vowels.
- A third series is well attested, the labiovelars, which combine the velar with a labial element (represented by the superscripted w).
- In the Classical mode, they contain dentals, labials, velars, and labiovelars, respectively.
- Consonant contrast includes labiovelars and bilabials, as in minimal pairs like nap and na, and ol and mol, but these contrasts can be neutralized in other neighboring languages, so more study should be done on how perceptible and instrumentally verifiable the differences are.

单词	labiovelar
释义	Definition of labiovelar in English: labiovelar adjectiveˌleɪbɪəʊˈviːləˌleɪbioʊˈvilər Phonetics (of a sound) made with the lips and soft palate, for example w. 〔语音〕圆软腭音（如w）的 Example sentencesExamples In the Ionic of Homer's time, as well as in all other classical dialects, the labiovelar stops had developed into labials, dentals or velars. It would then make sense to reconstruct a corresponding set of velar and labiovelar fricatives. Definition of labiovelar in US English: labiovelar adjectiveˌleɪbioʊˈvilərˌlābēōˈvēlər Phonetics (of a sound) made with the lips and soft palate, for example w. 〔语音〕圆软腭音（如w）的 Example sentencesExamples It would then make sense to reconstruct a corresponding set of velar and labiovelar fricatives. In the Ionic of Homer's time, as well as in all other classical dialects, the labiovelar stops had developed into labials, dentals or velars. nounˌleɪbioʊˈvilərˌlābēōˈvēlər Phonetics A labiovelar sound. Example sentencesExamples B then goes on to summarize the unique linguistic characteristics of African languages, from clicks to labiovelars to ATR vowel harmony, noun class systems, serial verb constructions, etc. The second change consists of a reduction in the set of vowels subject to a co-occurrence restriction between labiovelars and labial vowels. A third series is well attested, the labiovelars, which combine the velar with a labial element (represented by the superscripted w). In the Classical mode, they contain dentals, labials, velars, and labiovelars, respectively. Consonant contrast includes labiovelars and bilabials, as in minimal pairs like nap and na, and ol and mol, but these contrasts can be neutralized in other neighboring languages, so more study should be done on how perceptible and instrumentally verifiable the differences are.
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