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ap·proxi·mantBrE /əˈprɒksɪmənt/NAmE /əˈprɑːksɪmənt/ noun(phonetics 语音学) a speech sound made by bringing the parts of the mouth that produce speech close together but not actually touching, for example /r/ and /w/ in right and wet in many accents of English 近似音；无擦通音；无摩擦延续音(mathematics 数学) an answer to a problem in mathematics that is a close estimate of the solution of the problem 逼近式 |