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Перевод: disyllabic

[прилагательное]
двусложный

Тезаурус:

1. Call note diagnostic, a clear disyllabic "too-it" or "tchueet: quite distinct from normal call of both the others; also a scolding "chick-chick-chick".
2. Chief call notes are loud but rather liquid disyllabic croaks, "curruc" and "kittic" and a "kaak".
3. Medial consonant clusters between accented vowels and unaccented vowels in disyllabic words - for example, can the child pronounce the "ng" in "finger"?
4. Chief call note disyllabic.
5. Has trilling call, based on "du", also disyllabic alarm note and whimbrel-like call.
6. Call of male a disyllabic sneezing note, of female a pheasant-like "kok, kok".
7. Furthermore, if /a/ is followed by a velar in these disyllabic environments, we again have a flip-flop: words like factory, access have , whereas intention, message have a.
8. Display call disyllabic, female's longer and more drawn-out; alarm call of male "chuckara, chuckara", of female a shriller "chinka, chinka".
9. Medial consonants and post-syllabic consonants in disyllabic words - for example, can the child pronounce the "pl" in "apple" or the "t" in "battle"?
10. Flight note, nearly always uttered when flushed, a clear far-carrying "chu-chu-chu: also an insistent redshank-like "chip" note and more rarely a disyllabic call not unlike Spotted Redshank.
11. Final consonants following accented vowels in disyllabic words - for example, can the child pronounce the final "l" in "pencil"?
12. Medial consonants between accented vowel and unaccented vowel in disyllabic words - for example, can the child pronounce the "r" in "garage"?
13. These short disyllabic realizations of /a, , converge on a vowel near a (as in such monosyllables as went, pot ).