Como Pronunciar "puritan"

word

PYUR-uh-tuhn

pyuh-RIH-tuhn

Definição

A puritan is originally a member of a strict Protestant group in 16th–17th century England known for demanding religious purity. Today, it can mean someone who is very strict about morals and pleasures.

Transcrição IPA

Inglês Americano

ˈpjʊɹətən

Inglês Britânico

pjˈʊɹɪtən

Pronúncia Simplificada

EUA

PYUR-uh-tuhn

pyuh-RIH-tuhn

Ouça em Contexto

The Puritans sailed to America for religious freedom.

My teacher is a real puritan about rules.

He grew up in a puritan household.

Don’t be such a puritan—it’s okay to have some fun!