Yes, and there's a secondary stress on “on”.

是的，次重音在“ on ”。

But Lucy also used the same word as a verb. Listen to this clip. Where does the stress fall this time?

但是露西也把这个词用作动词。听听这个片段。这次重音落在哪里？

I also include secondary stress when appropriate.

我也在适当的时候标注次重音。

Not that easy to hear the nuance between primary and secondary stress.

区分主重音和次重音之间的细微差别并非易事。

Secondary stress is shown by a lowered mark, so the greater stress is on this third syllable.

次重音用一个降低的标记表示，所以更大的重音在这个第三个音节上。

Junlin is asking, how do I identify if there is a secondary stress in a long word such as congratulations?

Junlin问到，如何识别像“congratulations”这样的长单词中是否存在次重音？

It's between secondary and schwa, right?

是在次重音和轻音之间，对吧？

If you don't fully pronounce a secondary stress, it will affect the clarity of the word, right?

如果不充分发音次重音，会影响单词的清晰度，对吧？

Now, we want to ask ourselves what syllables are reduced and what have pure vowels, and those are the secondary stresses.

现在， 我们需要自问：哪些音节， 哪些音节保留了纯元音，这些保留纯元音的音节即为次重音。

How do you identify between the primary and the secondary?

如何区分主重音和次重音？

In the word epiphenomenal, for example, the primary stress falls on -no - while the secondary stress is on epi -.

长词经常有两个重音节，其中一个相对更重，叫主重音，前面用 ['] 表示；相对的重音节是次重音，前面用 [。] 表示。例如，epiphe'nomenal (副现象的) 一词的主重音落在 - no - 上，而次重音落在 epi - 上，其他音节是非重音音节。

First of all, the way I define a secondary stress is really a word, a syllable that has a pure vowel.

首先， 我定义次重音的方是指一个词或音节，它含有纯元音， 但并非主重音。

Is it a secondary stress or can we reduce it?

它是次重音还是我们可以将其？

Lee, it's a secondary stress so it's going to be a little longer than the previous two syllables, the two schwas, literally, ta da ta ta, literally.

/Lee/是次重音，所以它会比之前的两个音节稍微长一点。

But if you can reduce it, then Potentially, it's a schwa because secondary stresses, when you reduce them, it just doesn't sound right if you know the word.

但如果能将其简，那么很可能是中性元音， 因为次重音在简时，若你熟悉该词， 听起来就会不自然。

This is a five syllable word with stress on  the fourth syllable. We have secondary stress on the second syllable, but in general, you  can feel that as unstressed. Administration.

这是一个五个音节的单词， 重音在第四个音节上。 我们在第二个音节上有次重音，但一般来说， 您会觉得它没有重音。 行政。

There is something about the rhythm of English, it's not always the case, but you probably won't find a lot of secondary stresses or a lot of pure vowels and a primary stress, right?

英语的节奏有一些特点，虽然并非总是如此， 但你可能不会发现有很多次重音或很多纯元音和主要重音，对吧？

So, for example, if we take the second syllable, graa, that has the as in cat, which means it's a secondary stress, if we try to reduce it, say it to yourself with a schwa.

因此，举例来说，如果我们取第二个音节“graa”，它含有如“cat” 中的/a/音， 这意味着它是一个次重音。如果我们尝试将其， 用schwa音来发这个音节， 请你自己试着发一下。