Last night I read the editorial over again.
我昨晚又了那篇社论。
Give stress to the 2nd syllable.
第二。
The first syllable should be accented.
第。
Please accent the first syllable.
请第个。
I reread the poem.
我了这首诗。
Each line is divided by a caesura into two halves; and there are two stresses in each half, falling on the alliterative consonants or vowels.
每行诗以中间停顿分作两个半行,各有两个词,或为辅头韵,或为元头韵。
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First of all, it’s not stressed so it’s flat in pitch, low in pitch.
第一个就是,它并不是读,所以它音调平平,低低。
Stressed words are higher in pitch and longer.
读词音调更高,且发音更长。
He said, based on the available evidence, we rate rereading as having low utility.
他说,根据有证据,我们认为读效用很低。
Can is longer and higher in pitch.
读 can 音更长,音调更高。
So you don't have to waste time rereading.
这样你就不用浪费时间读了。
And, once you've finished, remember to reread your notes to help the information stick.
接着,当你一做完笔记,记读,以此加固信息清晰度和准确性。
Now, does your exam prep include rereading your notes and text book?
在,你所做考试准备包括读你笔记和课本吗?
The noun or adjective, the stress is on the first syllable.
名词或者形容词,读在第一个音节上。
It can never hurt to reread these things and think through what you're learning.
读这些书、思考你学了什么永远没有害处。
So, with the word 'cement', the verb and the noun, we stress the second syllable.
对于“cement”这个单词,无论是用作动词和名词,都读第二个音节。
Stress is what words you choose to stress in a given sentence.
音即你在一个句子中选择读单词。
Right? So, where you put the stress changes the meaning, five slightly different meanings.
对吧?你读位置会改变意思,五个稍微不同意思。
Students often prefer other study methods, like rereading textbooks and highlighting notes.
学生通常更喜欢其他学习方法,如读课本并标注笔记。
At has a weak form, and it's not stressed in this sentence.
At有一个轻读, 在这句话里不读。
Think about which words will be stressed, and which words will be weak forms.
考虑哪些字汇读, 以及哪些字汇轻读。
These words also unstressed, lower in pitch, lower in energy.
这些单词也是非读,音高更低,音量也更低。
'This' and 'on' also unstressed, less clear.
This 和 on 同样非读,更不清晰。
Notice the stress of the word, right?
注意单词读。
Are you using stress to emphasise your points?
你是否用读来强调你说话?
It's just a change in word stress, and both are fine.
这只是单词读变化,两者都可以。
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