stutterer
noun[C]
uk/ˈstʌt.ər.ər/us/ˈstʌt̬.ɚ.ɚ/someone whospeaksor says something,especiallythe firstpartof a word, withdifficulty, forexamplepausingorrepeatingasoundseveraltimes:
口吃者,说话结结巴巴的人Thecourseoffersstutterersvarioustechniquesandtoolsthat canhelpthem.这门课程为口吃者提供了各种可以帮助他们的技巧和工具。
See
stutter
- For us stutterers, there'scomfortinassociatingourdifficultywithsimilarlyafflictedcelebrities.
- One of thebiggestmisconceptionsis that stutterers areanxiousorpsychologicallydifferent.
- He's a stutterer who's neverexperiencedthesimpledelightofpizzabecause he can'tseemto get the word out when he'sstandinginlineat thecafeteria.
- Talking can be anexerciseinfrustrationfor stutterers.
- It used to bebelievedthat a stutterer'stonguewas either toolongor tooshort, toowetor toodry.
Speech impediments
- disfluency
- disfluent
- lisp
- non-verbal
- speech and language therapist
- speech and language therapy
- speech impediment
- stammer
- stammerer
- stammeringly
- stutter
- stuttering
- stutteringly