"fakirs" 怎么发音

word

US

fəˈkɪrz

fuh-KEERZ

UK

fˈækiəz

FAK-ee-uhz

释义

A fakir is a person, traditionally in India or parts of the Middle East, who lives an extremely simple life and often practices religious acts that may include self-denial, begging, or performing seemingly miraculous feats.

IPA 音标

美式英语

fəˈkɪrz

英式英语

fˈækiəz

简化发音

美式

fuh-KEERZ

英式

FAK-ee-uhz

语境中听

The fakirs lived simply and owned very little.

Some fakirs gather alms and pray in the streets.

Children watched as the fakirs performed amazing tricks.

Tourists are often fascinated by the fakirs who lie on beds of nails.