euphony
noun[U]
formaluk/ˈjuː.fə.ni/us/ˈjuː.fə.ni/thequalityof having apleasantsound:
(声音或语言)悦耳Thepoethaschosenher words more for euphony thanfactualaccuracy.这位诗人选择词语的时候,更关注的不是真实准确,而是悦耳动听。
Every word inSwahiliendsin avowel, giving it anunparalleledeuphony.
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cacophony
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asituationin whichspeechsoundsin somelanguagesarechangedto make themeasiertopronounce:
TheFrenchexpression"entrequatre yeux" is, byreasonof euphony,pronounced"entrequatre - z - yeux".
- Theychosetheirdaughter'snameforitseuphony.
- Thestrangestaccatosentencesand theinattentionto euphonystruckharshlyon myear.
- Euphony is thecauseof manyalterationsandexceptionsto thegeneralrulesinFrench.
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