Cómo Pronunciar "placebo"

word

pɫəˈsiboʊ

pluh-SEE-boh

pləsˈiːbəʊ

pluh-SEE-boh

Definición

A placebo is a harmless substance with no active medical effect, often given to patients in studies to compare against real treatments or to make them think they are receiving medicine.

Transcripción IPA

Inglés Americano

pɫəˈsiboʊ

Inglés Británico

pləsˈiːbəʊ

Pronunciación Simplificada

EE.UU.

pluh-SEE-boh

Escucha en Contexto

The doctor gave him a placebo instead of real medicine.

A placebo does not cure diseases.

Some people feel better after taking a placebo.

He didn't know the pills were actually a placebo.