Definition of accented in English:

accented

adjective ˈaksɛntɪdˈækˌsɛn(t)əd

1Spoken with or characterized by a particular accent.
带口音的
he spoke in slightly accented English
他说英语时稍微有些口音。
Example sentencesExamples
- In a smooth and elegantly accented voice he spoke out to me.
- If the clerk at the Swiss bank was surprised to answer the phone to a gruff, Middle Eastern sounding man speaking in heavily accented English, she did not show it.
- She waxes eloquent in accented English while he speaks chaste Urdu.
- ‘You could say these movies show the limited imagination of the screenwriter,’ he says, speaking quickly in heavily accented English that is actually far better than he claims it is.
- His English was heavily accented and not easy to understand, but still we spent the most wonderful hour discussing his work.
- There are some characters in the movie who speak with heavy Jamaican accents or in heavily accented slang that I found hard to understand at times.
- ‘I wasn't looking at you,’ she said, with a hint of condescension in her heavily accented voice, and proceeded to hand over her sandwiches to the till woman, who had not yet given me my change.
- The woman had spoken to him in heavily accented English.
- A lilting, deeply accented voice spoke quietly, yet it cut right through the buzz of conversation around them.
- While she still speaks an accented Hindi, she is more confident in her speeches and is not shy of meeting the media.
- He was replaced by a boozy singer-guitarist who announced in heavily accented French that he was a purveyor of Irish love ballads, then blithely launched into Leonard Cohen's Sisters of Mercy.
- He put a basket of warm breadsticks on the table, and he began to speak in a heavily accented voice.
- He began to speak in a deeply accented, yet flawless English, and the last bits of conversation died from the room.
- ‘Please be good,’ the teacher begs in accented English.
- She speaks haltingly in a soft, thickly accented voice (she emigrated from Israel in 1984).
- A slight woman of 37, she trembles and tears fill her eyes as she speaks in accented English about the end of her family's life in America.
- I lifted my head, surprised to hear someone speak English to me, even though it was heavily accented.
- ‘Very… special… sausage,’ he says in deliberate, broken, heavily accented English.
- Her voice was accented, but she spoke the common tongue well enough.
- ‘Yes,’ Orhan answered in his richly accented English.
2(of a word, syllable, or musical note or chord) stressed or emphasized.
a metrical foot consisting of two unaccented syllables followed by one accented syllable
Example sentencesExamples
- The last four words were accented, giving them a terrible ring.
- Specifically, tone is a pitch contour that begins on an accented SYLLABLE and continues to the end of a tone group: that is, up to but not including the next stressed syllable.
- But the most dramatic departure is found in the final line, which contains two dactyls and a single accented syllable which we have to regard as the initial syllable of a third dactylic foot.
- When the final a is long or accented, as it is here, the word is plural.
- He had pronounced the strange name with a strong, accented emphasis on the last syllable: roh-KAY.
- They have traditionally attempted to respect the text's accentuation by matching accented syllables to accented beats in the music, thus highlighting both rhythm and sense, often to the benefit of both words and music.
- He also pays attention to the number of accented words in the original line and tends to preserve the same number in his translation.
- His tongue made the word sound very sharp and accented.
- It's not just the final syllable of the word that must rhyme, but everything from the final syllable back to the final accented syllable.
- I mean, the guy was clever enough to insert an accented letter ‘a’ into the word ‘loan’ so no Spam filter would flag it.
- My favorite part is the discussion, scattered throughout the work, of the interaction of lexical, morphological and phrasal factors in determining which syllables are accented.
- It also allows the title to begin with an accented syllable, which might be seen as making it ‘punchier’ - more masculine, in fact.
- The pair nuclear/cochlear is a kind of almost-rhyme, in which everything that follows the accented vowels matches.
- For example, words like kick and chick are more heavily accented than words like grins and sins.
- The accent fallacy is a fallacy of ambiguity due to the different ways a word is emphasized or accented.

Definition of accented in US English:

accented

adjectiveˈækˌsɛn(t)ədˈakˌsen(t)əd

1Spoken with or characterized by a particular accent.
带口音的
he spoke in slightly accented English
他说英语时稍微有些口音。
Example sentencesExamples
- There are some characters in the movie who speak with heavy Jamaican accents or in heavily accented slang that I found hard to understand at times.
- A lilting, deeply accented voice spoke quietly, yet it cut right through the buzz of conversation around them.
- I lifted my head, surprised to hear someone speak English to me, even though it was heavily accented.
- ‘You could say these movies show the limited imagination of the screenwriter,’ he says, speaking quickly in heavily accented English that is actually far better than he claims it is.
- ‘Very… special… sausage,’ he says in deliberate, broken, heavily accented English.
- His English was heavily accented and not easy to understand, but still we spent the most wonderful hour discussing his work.
- While she still speaks an accented Hindi, she is more confident in her speeches and is not shy of meeting the media.
- He was replaced by a boozy singer-guitarist who announced in heavily accented French that he was a purveyor of Irish love ballads, then blithely launched into Leonard Cohen's Sisters of Mercy.
- ‘Yes,’ Orhan answered in his richly accented English.
- She speaks haltingly in a soft, thickly accented voice (she emigrated from Israel in 1984).
- He put a basket of warm breadsticks on the table, and he began to speak in a heavily accented voice.
- The woman had spoken to him in heavily accented English.
- In a smooth and elegantly accented voice he spoke out to me.
- ‘I wasn't looking at you,’ she said, with a hint of condescension in her heavily accented voice, and proceeded to hand over her sandwiches to the till woman, who had not yet given me my change.
- She waxes eloquent in accented English while he speaks chaste Urdu.
- If the clerk at the Swiss bank was surprised to answer the phone to a gruff, Middle Eastern sounding man speaking in heavily accented English, she did not show it.
- He began to speak in a deeply accented, yet flawless English, and the last bits of conversation died from the room.
- A slight woman of 37, she trembles and tears fill her eyes as she speaks in accented English about the end of her family's life in America.
- ‘Please be good,’ the teacher begs in accented English.
- Her voice was accented, but she spoke the common tongue well enough.
2(of a word or syllable) marked with a stress or other accent.
Example sentencesExamples
- The last four words were accented, giving them a terrible ring.
- The pair nuclear/cochlear is a kind of almost-rhyme, in which everything that follows the accented vowels matches.
- When the final a is long or accented, as it is here, the word is plural.
- The accent fallacy is a fallacy of ambiguity due to the different ways a word is emphasized or accented.
- It also allows the title to begin with an accented syllable, which might be seen as making it ‘punchier’ - more masculine, in fact.
- He also pays attention to the number of accented words in the original line and tends to preserve the same number in his translation.
- My favorite part is the discussion, scattered throughout the work, of the interaction of lexical, morphological and phrasal factors in determining which syllables are accented.
- He had pronounced the strange name with a strong, accented emphasis on the last syllable: roh-KAY.
- His tongue made the word sound very sharp and accented.
- Specifically, tone is a pitch contour that begins on an accented SYLLABLE and continues to the end of a tone group: that is, up to but not including the next stressed syllable.
- They have traditionally attempted to respect the text's accentuation by matching accented syllables to accented beats in the music, thus highlighting both rhythm and sense, often to the benefit of both words and music.
- It's not just the final syllable of the word that must rhyme, but everything from the final syllable back to the final accented syllable.
- I mean, the guy was clever enough to insert an accented letter ‘a’ into the word ‘loan’ so no Spam filter would flag it.
- But the most dramatic departure is found in the final line, which contains two dactyls and a single accented syllable which we have to regard as the initial syllable of a third dactylic foot.
- For example, words like kick and chick are more heavily accented than words like grins and sins.

单词	accented
释义	Definition of accented in English: accented adjective ˈaksɛntɪdˈækˌsɛn(t)əd 1Spoken with or characterized by a particular accent. 带口音的 he spoke in slightly accented English 他说英语时稍微有些口音。 Example sentencesExamples In a smooth and elegantly accented voice he spoke out to me. If the clerk at the Swiss bank was surprised to answer the phone to a gruff, Middle Eastern sounding man speaking in heavily accented English, she did not show it. She waxes eloquent in accented English while he speaks chaste Urdu. ‘You could say these movies show the limited imagination of the screenwriter,’ he says, speaking quickly in heavily accented English that is actually far better than he claims it is. His English was heavily accented and not easy to understand, but still we spent the most wonderful hour discussing his work. There are some characters in the movie who speak with heavy Jamaican accents or in heavily accented slang that I found hard to understand at times. ‘I wasn't looking at you,’ she said, with a hint of condescension in her heavily accented voice, and proceeded to hand over her sandwiches to the till woman, who had not yet given me my change. The woman had spoken to him in heavily accented English. A lilting, deeply accented voice spoke quietly, yet it cut right through the buzz of conversation around them. While she still speaks an accented Hindi, she is more confident in her speeches and is not shy of meeting the media. He was replaced by a boozy singer-guitarist who announced in heavily accented French that he was a purveyor of Irish love ballads, then blithely launched into Leonard Cohen's Sisters of Mercy. He put a basket of warm breadsticks on the table, and he began to speak in a heavily accented voice. He began to speak in a deeply accented, yet flawless English, and the last bits of conversation died from the room. ‘Please be good,’ the teacher begs in accented English. She speaks haltingly in a soft, thickly accented voice (she emigrated from Israel in 1984). A slight woman of 37, she trembles and tears fill her eyes as she speaks in accented English about the end of her family's life in America. I lifted my head, surprised to hear someone speak English to me, even though it was heavily accented. ‘Very… special… sausage,’ he says in deliberate, broken, heavily accented English. Her voice was accented, but she spoke the common tongue well enough. ‘Yes,’ Orhan answered in his richly accented English. 2(of a word, syllable, or musical note or chord) stressed or emphasized. a metrical foot consisting of two unaccented syllables followed by one accented syllable Example sentencesExamples The last four words were accented, giving them a terrible ring. Specifically, tone is a pitch contour that begins on an accented SYLLABLE and continues to the end of a tone group: that is, up to but not including the next stressed syllable. But the most dramatic departure is found in the final line, which contains two dactyls and a single accented syllable which we have to regard as the initial syllable of a third dactylic foot. When the final a is long or accented, as it is here, the word is plural. He had pronounced the strange name with a strong, accented emphasis on the last syllable: roh-KAY. They have traditionally attempted to respect the text's accentuation by matching accented syllables to accented beats in the music, thus highlighting both rhythm and sense, often to the benefit of both words and music. He also pays attention to the number of accented words in the original line and tends to preserve the same number in his translation. His tongue made the word sound very sharp and accented. It's not just the final syllable of the word that must rhyme, but everything from the final syllable back to the final accented syllable. I mean, the guy was clever enough to insert an accented letter ‘a’ into the word ‘loan’ so no Spam filter would flag it. My favorite part is the discussion, scattered throughout the work, of the interaction of lexical, morphological and phrasal factors in determining which syllables are accented. It also allows the title to begin with an accented syllable, which might be seen as making it ‘punchier’ - more masculine, in fact. The pair nuclear/cochlear is a kind of almost-rhyme, in which everything that follows the accented vowels matches. For example, words like kick and chick are more heavily accented than words like grins and sins. The accent fallacy is a fallacy of ambiguity due to the different ways a word is emphasized or accented. Definition of accented in US English: accented adjectiveˈækˌsɛn(t)ədˈakˌsen(t)əd 1Spoken with or characterized by a particular accent. 带口音的 he spoke in slightly accented English 他说英语时稍微有些口音。 Example sentencesExamples There are some characters in the movie who speak with heavy Jamaican accents or in heavily accented slang that I found hard to understand at times. A lilting, deeply accented voice spoke quietly, yet it cut right through the buzz of conversation around them. I lifted my head, surprised to hear someone speak English to me, even though it was heavily accented. ‘You could say these movies show the limited imagination of the screenwriter,’ he says, speaking quickly in heavily accented English that is actually far better than he claims it is. ‘Very… special… sausage,’ he says in deliberate, broken, heavily accented English. His English was heavily accented and not easy to understand, but still we spent the most wonderful hour discussing his work. While she still speaks an accented Hindi, she is more confident in her speeches and is not shy of meeting the media. He was replaced by a boozy singer-guitarist who announced in heavily accented French that he was a purveyor of Irish love ballads, then blithely launched into Leonard Cohen's Sisters of Mercy. ‘Yes,’ Orhan answered in his richly accented English. She speaks haltingly in a soft, thickly accented voice (she emigrated from Israel in 1984). He put a basket of warm breadsticks on the table, and he began to speak in a heavily accented voice. The woman had spoken to him in heavily accented English. In a smooth and elegantly accented voice he spoke out to me. ‘I wasn't looking at you,’ she said, with a hint of condescension in her heavily accented voice, and proceeded to hand over her sandwiches to the till woman, who had not yet given me my change. She waxes eloquent in accented English while he speaks chaste Urdu. If the clerk at the Swiss bank was surprised to answer the phone to a gruff, Middle Eastern sounding man speaking in heavily accented English, she did not show it. He began to speak in a deeply accented, yet flawless English, and the last bits of conversation died from the room. A slight woman of 37, she trembles and tears fill her eyes as she speaks in accented English about the end of her family's life in America. ‘Please be good,’ the teacher begs in accented English. Her voice was accented, but she spoke the common tongue well enough. 2(of a word or syllable) marked with a stress or other accent. Example sentencesExamples The last four words were accented, giving them a terrible ring. The pair nuclear/cochlear is a kind of almost-rhyme, in which everything that follows the accented vowels matches. When the final a is long or accented, as it is here, the word is plural. The accent fallacy is a fallacy of ambiguity due to the different ways a word is emphasized or accented. It also allows the title to begin with an accented syllable, which might be seen as making it ‘punchier’ - more masculine, in fact. He also pays attention to the number of accented words in the original line and tends to preserve the same number in his translation. My favorite part is the discussion, scattered throughout the work, of the interaction of lexical, morphological and phrasal factors in determining which syllables are accented. He had pronounced the strange name with a strong, accented emphasis on the last syllable: roh-KAY. His tongue made the word sound very sharp and accented. Specifically, tone is a pitch contour that begins on an accented SYLLABLE and continues to the end of a tone group: that is, up to but not including the next stressed syllable. They have traditionally attempted to respect the text's accentuation by matching accented syllables to accented beats in the music, thus highlighting both rhythm and sense, often to the benefit of both words and music. It's not just the final syllable of the word that must rhyme, but everything from the final syllable back to the final accented syllable. I mean, the guy was clever enough to insert an accented letter ‘a’ into the word ‘loan’ so no Spam filter would flag it. But the most dramatic departure is found in the final line, which contains two dactyls and a single accented syllable which we have to regard as the initial syllable of a third dactylic foot. For example, words like kick and chick are more heavily accented than words like grins and sins.
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