"laxity" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈɫæksəti

LAK-suh-tee

UK

lˈæksɪti

LAK-si-tee

释义

Laxity means not being strict, careful, or firm enough, especially in enforcing rules or standards. It is often used to criticize weak discipline or loose controls.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈɫæksəti

英式英语

lˈæksɪti

简化发音

美式

LAK-suh-tee

英式

LAK-si-tee

语境中听

Laxity in rules can lead to mistakes.

Laxity in security is a big problem for the company.

The teacher criticized the laxity of classroom discipline.

There’s so much laxity in the new policies that people are just ignoring them.