"cassandra" 怎么发音

word

kuh-SAN-druh

释义

A 'Cassandra' is someone who warns about problems or disasters but is not believed, named after a figure in Greek mythology. It can also simply refer to the mythological character.

简化发音

美式

kuh-SAN-druh

英式

kuh-SAN-druh

语境中听

The teacher was a Cassandra, warning about cheating in class.

Many called him a Cassandra when he predicted the storm.

No one listened to the Cassandra at the meeting.

Don't be a Cassandra—try offering solutions, not just warnings.