Translations for „phonetic“ in the English » German Dictionary

pho·net·ic [fə(ʊ)ˈnetɪk, Am fəˈnet̬-] ADJ inv LING

phonetic

fonetisch spec

phonetic transcription

fonetische Umschrift

pho·net·ic ˈal·pha·bet N LING

phonetic alphabet

fonetisches Alphabet spec

the International Phonetic Alphabet

das Internationale Phonetische Alphabet

Inter·na·tion·al Pho·net·ic ˈAl·pha·bet N, IPA N

International Phonetic Alphabet

Internationales Phonetisches Alphabet

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

phonetic transcription

Umsetzung f in Lautschrift

the International Phonetic Alphabet

das Internationale Phonetische Alphabet

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Systematic analyses of the fanqie yield an enumeration of the initials and finals, but not their phonetic values.

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It has no phonetic value of its own, and is purely an orthographic device.

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Contraction causes phonetic changes in the vowels directly preceding the deleted syllable.

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Initial, final, and long vowels may be explained as the results of underlying glides which are not present on the phonetic level.

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These could be analyzed as, but here are transcribed with lower vowels to reflect their phonetic realization.

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In earlier times, greater phonetic freedom was generally allowed.

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The main advantage of the phonetic approach is its simplicity compared with the orthographic approach.

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Contraction must necessarily come before the phonetic change in vowels.

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Those for teaching advanced learners (such as youths and adults) have infrequent phonetic annotations for new phrases or characters.

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The phonetic quality of a vowel remains the same regardless of whether the vowel is long or short, or whether it is stressed or unstressed.

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