Como Pronunciar "phalanx"
word
ˈfeɪɫæŋks
FAY-langks
fˈælæŋks
FAL-angks
Definição
A phalanx is a large, tightly organized group of people, often soldiers, standing or moving closely together. In biology, it can also mean one of the bones in your fingers or toes.
Transcrição IPA
Inglês Americano
ˈfeɪɫæŋks
Inglês Britânico
fˈælæŋks
Pronúncia Simplificada
EUA
FAY-langks
UK
FAL-angks
Ouça em Contexto
The ancient Greek army used a phalanx to fight in battles.
A phalanx is one of the small bones in your finger.
The protesters formed a phalanx in front of the building.
The company’s lawyers arrived in a phalanx, ready for the hearing.