"hayward" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈheɪwɝd

HAY-werd

UK

hˈeɪwəd

HAY-wuhd

释义

A hayward is an old English term for a person in charge of protecting fields and fences in a village, especially to keep animals out of crops. It is now mostly historical.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈheɪwɝd

英式英语

hˈeɪwəd

简化发音

美式

HAY-werd

英式

HAY-wuhd

语境中听

The hayward checked the village fences every morning.

A hayward's job was to stop animals from eating the crops.

The hayward reported to the village leader.

In medieval England, being a hayward was an important responsibility.