"phalanx" 怎么发音

word

US

FAY-langks

UK

FAL-angks

释义

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.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈfeɪɫæŋks

英式英语

fˈælæŋks

简化发音

美式

FAY-langks

英式

FAL-angks

语境中听

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.