"aphasia" 怎么发音

word

US

əˈfeɪʒə

uh-FAY-zhuh

UK

ɐfˈeɪziə

uh-FAY-zee-uh

释义

Aphasia is a medical condition where a person has difficulty speaking, understanding, reading, or writing language because of brain damage, often after a stroke or injury.

IPA 音标

美式英语

əˈfeɪʒə

英式英语

ɐfˈeɪziə

简化发音

美式

uh-FAY-zhuh

英式

uh-FAY-zee-uh

语境中听

After his stroke, he developed aphasia and could not speak clearly.

Aphasia makes it hard for people to understand what others say.

The doctor explained that her speech problems were caused by aphasia.

Since his accident, communicating with him has been hard because of his aphasia.