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Significados de second syllable en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "second syllable".
Uso de second syllable en inglés
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It indicates that the second vowel is pronounced as a second syllable.
The new yorker
2
In French it came out Oh-spree, with the accent on the second syllable.
Deadly Décisions
3
Christened Micheal, an emphasis on the second syllable produced the boyhood endearment Haulie.
The Irish Times
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They call it Ularring, with the accent on the second syllable.
Australia Twice Traversed / The Romance of Exploration, Being a ...
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Before diversification. He elongated the second syllable to show his disdain.
Flash and Bones
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Like they were one person, Changandeng, emphasis on the second syllable.
Sister Mine
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In the words re-mem'ber and im-por'tant, the second syllable is accented.
McGuffey's Fourth Eclectic Reader
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He pronounces it the French way, stressing the second syllable.
Night of knives
9
Formerly this word was accented on the second syllable, as in the above example.
The Gutenberg Webster's Unabridged Dictionary: Section A and B
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Because of the strict iambic metre of the translation, every second syllable must be stressed.
Bearslayer / A free translation from the unrhymed Latvian into E...
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The j at the start of the second syllable is pronounced as it is in jam.
Radio NZ
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She laid the stress on the second syllable of "balcony."
Collections and Recollections
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Her voice was high and it rose up a little on the second syllable of her name.
The bay at midnight
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I will tell madame-puttingthe accent on the second syllable, where Peter had never heard it before.
100%: the Story of a Patriot
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A pianist in Constantinople, Herr Listmann, apologised to me for having knocked off the second syllable of his name.
Letters of Franz Liszt -- Volume 2 / from Rome to the End
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Oh, the second syllable.
The burglar who traded ted williams
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Second syllable a través del tiempo
Second syllable por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
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Reino Unido
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