Definition of speller in English:

speller

noun ˈspɛləˈspɛlər

1with adjective A person who spells with a specified ability.
拼单词的人
a very weak speller
常犯拼写错误的人。
Example sentencesExamples
- The first class speller says she's into poetry, golf and swimming.
- If you're not the world's best speller, have trusted friends and colleagues check your site copy for errors.
- The top spellers will then go forward to regional heats for the Hard Spell programme.
- ‘And this person would need to be a very good speller,’ he continued, matter of fact.
- Her advice for bad spellers is pragmatic: ‘Once your child has got to 10, stop worrying and teach them how to use the technology.’
- Since studies have shown that spell checkers make good spellers worse, does that mean this new tool will give us less personality?
- I'm a fair speller but I've gotten a whole lot better since making Spellbound.
- Kitty, I have a feeling that you are probably a good speller but here are some tips for good spelling.
- And with tertiary institutions relying on secondary schools to churn out good spellers, and secondary schools relying on primaries to teach the basics, spelling seems to fade out of importance around the age of 12.
- She will be pitted against the country's best young spellers when she stars on Hard Spell at the end of the month.
- However, a poor speller may or may not be strong in other cognitive abilities, particularly those not directly associated with language processing.
- Helping our students become good spellers is just one of many curriculum goals.
- Certainly many children are now better spellers than the education department civil servant who sent out 48,000 posters promoting literacy.
- Constant copying of correct spelling produces good spellers.
- Therefore Elizabeth was a great speller and she remembered poems that she can still recite.
- Since they will be with you for years, they'll become competent spellers before they're ready to leave homeschool.
- Now while I am a reasonable speller, my typing skills leave a lot to be desired and it showed last week.
- Being a good speller all her life, Mae never needed to study.
- To be a good Scrabble player you need good word knowledge and to be a good speller.
- Two hundred and sixty-five champion spellers, ages 9 to 15, are competing in Washington for a $12,000 grand prize.
1. 1.1North American A book for teaching spelling.
  〈主北美〉拼写课本
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lucy says she's lost her speller and that Jamison will need it for his lessons tomorrow.
  This color laser printed limited edition is made from paint and collage placed on top of a nineteenth-century speller.
  He also produced a grammar and a reader that were sold as a set with the speller.
  She picks up a book and says ‘Oh, there's my speller.’
2. 1.2
  another term for spellchecker
  Example sentencesExamples
  Stefan (if I may call him that - my computer speller goes into overdrive with his surname) made me realise for the first time what witty and professional writers Flanders and Swann were.

Rhymes

a cappella, Arabella, Bella, bestseller, Capella, cellar, Cinderella, citronella, Clarabella, corella, Daniela, Della, dispeller, dweller, Ella, expeller, favela, fella, fellah, feller, Fenella, Floella, foreteller, Heller, impeller, interstellar, Keller, Louella, Mandela, mortadella, mozzarella, Nigella, novella, paella, panatella, patella, predella, propeller, queller, quinella, repeller, rosella, rubella, salmonella, Santiago de Compostela, seller, smeller, Stella, stellar, tarantella, teller, umbrella, Viyella

Definition of speller in US English:

speller

nounˈspelərˈspɛlər

1with adjective A person who spells with a specified ability.
拼单词的人
a very weak speller
常犯拼写错误的人。
Example sentencesExamples
- Constant copying of correct spelling produces good spellers.
- Certainly many children are now better spellers than the education department civil servant who sent out 48,000 posters promoting literacy.
- Since they will be with you for years, they'll become competent spellers before they're ready to leave homeschool.
- The first class speller says she's into poetry, golf and swimming.
- Being a good speller all her life, Mae never needed to study.
- If you're not the world's best speller, have trusted friends and colleagues check your site copy for errors.
- However, a poor speller may or may not be strong in other cognitive abilities, particularly those not directly associated with language processing.
- Therefore Elizabeth was a great speller and she remembered poems that she can still recite.
- I'm a fair speller but I've gotten a whole lot better since making Spellbound.
- Now while I am a reasonable speller, my typing skills leave a lot to be desired and it showed last week.
- Helping our students become good spellers is just one of many curriculum goals.
- Kitty, I have a feeling that you are probably a good speller but here are some tips for good spelling.
- To be a good Scrabble player you need good word knowledge and to be a good speller.
- And with tertiary institutions relying on secondary schools to churn out good spellers, and secondary schools relying on primaries to teach the basics, spelling seems to fade out of importance around the age of 12.
- The top spellers will then go forward to regional heats for the Hard Spell programme.
- Her advice for bad spellers is pragmatic: ‘Once your child has got to 10, stop worrying and teach them how to use the technology.’
- Since studies have shown that spell checkers make good spellers worse, does that mean this new tool will give us less personality?
- ‘And this person would need to be a very good speller,’ he continued, matter of fact.
- She will be pitted against the country's best young spellers when she stars on Hard Spell at the end of the month.
- Two hundred and sixty-five champion spellers, ages 9 to 15, are competing in Washington for a $12,000 grand prize.
1. 1.1North American A book for teaching spelling.
  〈主北美〉拼写课本
  Example sentencesExamples
  He also produced a grammar and a reader that were sold as a set with the speller.
  This color laser printed limited edition is made from paint and collage placed on top of a nineteenth-century speller.
  Lucy says she's lost her speller and that Jamison will need it for his lessons tomorrow.
  She picks up a book and says ‘Oh, there's my speller.’
2. 1.2
  another term for spellchecker
  Example sentencesExamples
  Stefan (if I may call him that - my computer speller goes into overdrive with his surname) made me realise for the first time what witty and professional writers Flanders and Swann were.

单词	speller
释义	Definition of speller in English: speller noun ˈspɛləˈspɛlər 1with adjective A person who spells with a specified ability. 拼单词的人 a very weak speller 常犯拼写错误的人。 Example sentencesExamples The first class speller says she's into poetry, golf and swimming. If you're not the world's best speller, have trusted friends and colleagues check your site copy for errors. The top spellers will then go forward to regional heats for the Hard Spell programme. ‘And this person would need to be a very good speller,’ he continued, matter of fact. Her advice for bad spellers is pragmatic: ‘Once your child has got to 10, stop worrying and teach them how to use the technology.’ Since studies have shown that spell checkers make good spellers worse, does that mean this new tool will give us less personality? I'm a fair speller but I've gotten a whole lot better since making Spellbound. Kitty, I have a feeling that you are probably a good speller but here are some tips for good spelling. And with tertiary institutions relying on secondary schools to churn out good spellers, and secondary schools relying on primaries to teach the basics, spelling seems to fade out of importance around the age of 12. She will be pitted against the country's best young spellers when she stars on Hard Spell at the end of the month. However, a poor speller may or may not be strong in other cognitive abilities, particularly those not directly associated with language processing. Helping our students become good spellers is just one of many curriculum goals. Certainly many children are now better spellers than the education department civil servant who sent out 48,000 posters promoting literacy. Constant copying of correct spelling produces good spellers. Therefore Elizabeth was a great speller and she remembered poems that she can still recite. Since they will be with you for years, they'll become competent spellers before they're ready to leave homeschool. Now while I am a reasonable speller, my typing skills leave a lot to be desired and it showed last week. Being a good speller all her life, Mae never needed to study. To be a good Scrabble player you need good word knowledge and to be a good speller. Two hundred and sixty-five champion spellers, ages 9 to 15, are competing in Washington for a $12,000 grand prize. 1.1North American A book for teaching spelling. 〈主北美〉拼写课本 Example sentencesExamples Lucy says she's lost her speller and that Jamison will need it for his lessons tomorrow. This color laser printed limited edition is made from paint and collage placed on top of a nineteenth-century speller. He also produced a grammar and a reader that were sold as a set with the speller. She picks up a book and says ‘Oh, there's my speller.’ 1.2 another term for spellchecker Example sentencesExamples Stefan (if I may call him that - my computer speller goes into overdrive with his surname) made me realise for the first time what witty and professional writers Flanders and Swann were. Rhymes a cappella, Arabella, Bella, bestseller, Capella, cellar, Cinderella, citronella, Clarabella, corella, Daniela, Della, dispeller, dweller, Ella, expeller, favela, fella, fellah, feller, Fenella, Floella, foreteller, Heller, impeller, interstellar, Keller, Louella, Mandela, mortadella, mozzarella, Nigella, novella, paella, panatella, patella, predella, propeller, queller, quinella, repeller, rosella, rubella, salmonella, Santiago de Compostela, seller, smeller, Stella, stellar, tarantella, teller, umbrella, Viyella Definition of speller in US English: speller nounˈspelərˈspɛlər 1with adjective A person who spells with a specified ability. 拼单词的人 a very weak speller 常犯拼写错误的人。 Example sentencesExamples Constant copying of correct spelling produces good spellers. Certainly many children are now better spellers than the education department civil servant who sent out 48,000 posters promoting literacy. Since they will be with you for years, they'll become competent spellers before they're ready to leave homeschool. The first class speller says she's into poetry, golf and swimming. Being a good speller all her life, Mae never needed to study. If you're not the world's best speller, have trusted friends and colleagues check your site copy for errors. However, a poor speller may or may not be strong in other cognitive abilities, particularly those not directly associated with language processing. Therefore Elizabeth was a great speller and she remembered poems that she can still recite. I'm a fair speller but I've gotten a whole lot better since making Spellbound. Now while I am a reasonable speller, my typing skills leave a lot to be desired and it showed last week. Helping our students become good spellers is just one of many curriculum goals. Kitty, I have a feeling that you are probably a good speller but here are some tips for good spelling. To be a good Scrabble player you need good word knowledge and to be a good speller. And with tertiary institutions relying on secondary schools to churn out good spellers, and secondary schools relying on primaries to teach the basics, spelling seems to fade out of importance around the age of 12. The top spellers will then go forward to regional heats for the Hard Spell programme. Her advice for bad spellers is pragmatic: ‘Once your child has got to 10, stop worrying and teach them how to use the technology.’ Since studies have shown that spell checkers make good spellers worse, does that mean this new tool will give us less personality? ‘And this person would need to be a very good speller,’ he continued, matter of fact. She will be pitted against the country's best young spellers when she stars on Hard Spell at the end of the month. Two hundred and sixty-five champion spellers, ages 9 to 15, are competing in Washington for a $12,000 grand prize. 1.1North American A book for teaching spelling. 〈主北美〉拼写课本 Example sentencesExamples He also produced a grammar and a reader that were sold as a set with the speller. This color laser printed limited edition is made from paint and collage placed on top of a nineteenth-century speller. Lucy says she's lost her speller and that Jamison will need it for his lessons tomorrow. She picks up a book and says ‘Oh, there's my speller.’ 1.2 another term for spellchecker Example sentencesExamples Stefan (if I may call him that - my computer speller goes into overdrive with his surname) made me realise for the first time what witty and professional writers Flanders and Swann were.
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