Cómo Pronunciar "foxholes"
word
ˈfɑksˌhoʊɫz
FAHKS-hohlz
fˈɒkshəʊlz
FOKS-hohlz
Definición
Foxholes are small holes in the ground, usually dug by soldiers to protect themselves from danger during battle. The word can also mean literal holes made by foxes.
Transcripción IPA
Inglés Americano
ˈfɑksˌhoʊɫz
Inglés Británico
fˈɒkshəʊlz
Pronunciación Simplificada
EE.UU.
FAHKS-hohlz
UK
FOKS-hohlz
Escucha en Contexto
The soldiers hid in foxholes during the battle.
Foxes dig foxholes to make their homes underground.
Many foxholes were found after the war ended.
The soldiers spent the cold night in their foxholes, waiting for dawn.