al·lo·phone

adjective

/ˈæləfəʊn/

(Canadian English)

used to describe a person who comes to live in Canada, especially Quebec, from another country, whose first language is neither French nor English（尤指魁北克省）母语既非法语也非英语的加拿大人
- The town had many allophone immigrants, mainly Italian speakers.该镇有许多异语移民，主要是讲意大利语的人。

noun

/ˈæləfəʊn/

(phonetics) a sound that is slightly different from another sound, although both sounds belong to the same phoneme and the difference does not affect meaning. For example, the /l/ at the beginning of little is different from the /l/ at the end.音位变体，/l/ 与结尾的 /l/ 发音不同）Topics Languagec2
(Canadian English) a person who comes to live in Canada, especially Quebec, from another country, whose first language is neither French nor English（尤指魁北克省）母语既非法语也非英语的加拿大人

Word Origin1930s: from allo- ‘other, different’ + phoneme.

单词	allophone
释义	al·lo·phone adjective /ˈæləfəʊn/ /ˈæləfəʊn/ (Canadian English) used to describe a person who comes to live in Canada, especially Quebec, from another country, whose first language is neither French nor English（尤指魁北克省）母语既非法语也非英语的加拿大人 The town had many allophone immigrants, mainly Italian speakers.该镇有许多异语移民，主要是讲意大利语的人。 al·lo·phone noun /ˈæləfəʊn/ /ˈæləfəʊn/ (phonetics) a sound that is slightly different from another sound, although both sounds belong to the same phoneme and the difference does not affect meaning. For example, the /l/ at the beginning of little is different from the /l/ at the end.音位变体，/l/ 与结尾的 /l/ 发音不同）Topics Languagec2 (Canadian English) a person who comes to live in Canada, especially Quebec, from another country, whose first language is neither French nor English（尤指魁北克省）母语既非法语也非英语的加拿大人 Word Origin1930s: from allo- ‘other, different’ + phoneme.
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