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Значения термина onomatopœia на английском

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звукоподражательное слово
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onomatopéia
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Word that phonetically imitates, resembles, or suggests the sound that it describes.

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Использование термина onomatopœia на английском
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It really was a rather remarkable piece of onomatopœia.
The Jervaise Comedy
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Find examples of alliteration, of onomatopœia, of all the figures of speech that you can find here.
Teachers' Outlines for Studies in English / Based on the Require...
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The visual onomatopœia of gestures, which even yet have been subjected to but slight artificial corruption, would therefore serve as a key to the audible.
Sign Language Among North American Indians Compared With That Am...
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Words from English and French, Latin or Greek, onomatopoeia, even Irish.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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It's a Japanese portmanteau, but it sounds like an American onomatopoeia.
Wired
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Onomatopoeia by the term used to describe such a word.
The Irish Times
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Never again will I be required to spell onomatopoeia for "mechanics" marks.
The Irish Times
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But after the Onomatopoeia let us examine other Tropes.
Complete Works of Plutarch — Volume 3: Essays and Miscellanies
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Mother Goose rhymes abound in these nonsense refrains, and they are often fine examples of onomatopoeia.
A Nonsense Anthology
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The onomatopoeia of the first line is subtle.
The Guardian
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Exclamations and onomatopoeia are all the rage.
Wired
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Skye saying "bang" when she pulls the trigger Onomatopoeia comes banging and clanging into the show.
Wired
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Among Tropes, Onomatopoeia is very common.
Complete Works of Plutarch — Volume 3: Essays and Miscellanies
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If the sound of the words actually imitates the sound of the thing indicated, the effect is called Onomatopoeia.
A History of English Literature
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What a succession of groans, hurrahs, cheers, and all the onomatopoeia of which the American language is so full.
The Moon-Voyage
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He seemed as much taken aback as if he had found a tribe of Cherokees studying onomatopoeia in English verse.
McClure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 3, February 1896