How to Pronounce "rattlesnakes"
word
ˈɹætəɫsˌneɪks
RAT-uhl-snayks
ɹˈætəlsnˌeɪks
RAT-uhl-snayks
Definition
Rattlesnakes are a group of venomous snakes known for the rattle at the end of their tails, which makes a warning sound when shaken. They are mainly found in North and South America.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈɹætəɫsˌneɪks
British English
ɹˈætəlsnˌeɪks
Simplified Pronunciation
US
RAT-uhl-snayks
UK
RAT-uhl-snayks
Listen in Context
Rattlesnakes live in warm, dry places.
Rattlesnakes warn you by shaking their tails.
Some rattlesnakes are very dangerous.
Be careful—rattlesnakes sometimes hide under rocks.