Cómo Pronunciar "promethean"

word

prəˈmiθiən

pruh-MEE-thee-uhn

prəˈmiːθɪən

pruh-MEE-thee-uhn

Definición

Related to bold creativity or the act of bringing new and powerful ideas, especially by challenging established rules. The word comes from Prometheus in Greek mythology, who gave fire to humans.

Transcripción IPA

Inglés Americano

prəˈmiθiən

Inglés Británico

prəˈmiːθɪən

Pronunciación Simplificada

EE.UU.

pruh-MEE-thee-uhn

Escucha en Contexto

The inventor had a promethean vision for the future.

Her ideas were truly promethean in the world of science.

The artist’s promethean spirit inspired others.

That was a promethean breakthrough in technology—you don’t see that every day.