intonation
intonation 英 [ˌɪntəˈneɪʃn] 美 [ˌɪntəˈneʃən,-to-]
n. 声调，语调；语音的抑扬
名词复数:intonations
- Even if your friend claims she's not upset by the death of her pet iguana, her intonation may tell a different story. Intonation means the way someone's voice rises and falls as they're speaking.
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- n. 声调，语调；语音的抑扬
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1. English intonation is not hard to learn.
英语语调不难学。
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2. She speaks English with very natural intonation.
她说英语， 语调很自然。
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3. But their analysis of the intonation of the phrase strongly suggests Commander Armstrong had intended to say "a man".
但他们对“诗言”语调的分析，不能不使人联想到阿姆斯特朗中校确是打算说“一个人”的 。
- intonation (n.) 1610s, "opening phrase of a melody," from French intonation (14c.), from Medieval Latin intonationem (nominative intonatio), noun of state from past participle stem of intonare (see intone). From 1788 as "action of intoning." Meaning "modulation of the voice in speaking, utterance of tones" is from 1791.
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