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enunciation in Chinese

enunciation in Chinese is 解释, 發聲 — enunciation means the way a person pronounces words, especially how clearly and distinctly each sound is formed.

enunciation in Chinese

解释
noun
Pronounced: jiě shì
The act of enunciating, announcing, proclaiming, or making known; open attestation; declaration.
發聲
noun
Pronounced: fā shēng
The mode of utterance or pronunciation, especially with regards to the fullness and distinctness of articulation.

What does "enunciation" mean?

  1. noun The way a person pronounces words, especially how clearly and distinctly each sound is formed.
    "Her enunciation is so crisp you can follow her without subtitles."
  2. noun The act of stating something clearly and formally, as of a principle or policy.
    "The speech was a careful enunciation of the party's new position."
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enunciation in a sentence

  • Her enunciation is so crisp you can follow her without subtitles.
  • Poor enunciation is the commonest reason presentations are hard to follow.
  • The speech was a careful enunciation of the party's new position.

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What is "enunciation" in Chinese?

"enunciation" in Chinese is 解释, 發聲. enunciation means: The way a person pronounces words, especially how clearly and distinctly each sound is formed.

How do you pronounce 解释?

"enunciation" in Chinese is 解释, pronounced "jiě shì".

How do you use "enunciation" in a sentence?

Example: "Her enunciation is so crisp you can follow her without subtitles." In Chinese, "enunciation" is 解释, 發聲.

Are there other ways to say "enunciation" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "enunciation": 解释, 發聲.

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