orthoepy造句

• In 1784 he published his first philological work, " The Elements of Orthoepy ".
• "' Orthoepy "'means the doctrine of correct pronunciation within a specific oral tradition.
• Ms . Curran appears to have posted to Orthoepy's talk page about the issue, but there was no discussion.
• Kristin rattled off such words as " hamartia " and " orthoepy " as if she were spelling her name.
• In college, Ariadna attended only lectures that she liked : linguistics and orthoepy, the history of Western literature, poetics, and aesthetics.
• In the 17th century, the Empire had set up Orthoepy Academies ( ck髼鴉b? Zh鑞gy +
  n Shk
  yu鄋 ) in an attempt to make pronunciation conform to the Beijing standard.
• Since the 17th century, the Empire had set up orthoepy academies ( ) to make pronunciation conform to the Qing capital Beijing's standard, but had little success.
• In the 17th century, the Empire had set up Orthoepy Academies ( ck髼fNb?/ ck髼鴉b?" Zh鑞gy +
  n Shk
  yu鄋 " ) in an attempt to make pronunciation conform to the standard.
• "' Alexander Melville Bell "'( 1 March 1819  7 August 1905 ) was a teacher and researcher of physiological phonetics and was the author of numerous works on orthoepy and elocution.
• The most complex development of yat has occurred in `
  tokavian, namely Ijekavian `
  tokavian dialects which are used as a dialectal basis for modern standard Serbo-Croatian variants, and that makes the reflexes of yat one of the central issues of Serbo-Croatian orthoepy and orthography.
• He was the author of several Romanian language instruments, published under the aegis of the Romanian Academy ( including " Dicc
  ionarul limbii rom鈔e "-" Dictionary of the Romanian Language ", " Micul Dicc
  ionar Academic "-" Concise Dictionary of the Academy " and " 蝞dreptar ortografic, ortoepic _
  i de punctuac
  ie "-" Guide to Orthography, Orthoepy and Punctuation " ).
• In 1870 he became a lecturer on philology at Queen's College, Kingston, Ontario; and in 1881 he moved to Washington, D . C . at the suggestion of his son Graham, where he devoted himself to the education of the deaf by the use of Visible Speech in which the alphabetical characters of his linguistic invention were representative graphic diagrams for the various positions and motions of the lips, tongue, mouth, etc . . ., as well as other methods of orthoepy.