downdrift

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英 ['daʊndrɪft]
美 ['daʊndrɪft]
是什么意思
  • n.

    往下漂流,逐渐下降;

  • 英英释义

    Downdrift

    • In phonetics, downdrift is the cumulative lowering of pitch over time due to interactions among tones, called downstep, in a tonal language. It is distinct from the general lowering of the pitch during prosodic contours of a tonal or non-tonal language.

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