"machina" 怎么发音

word

US

məˈkiːnə

muh-KEE-nuh

UK

məˈkiːnə

muh-KEE-nuh

释义

'Machina' is a Latin-derived, old literary word that means 'machine' or a mechanical device, often used in the phrase 'deus ex machina' to describe a sudden solution to a problem in a story.

IPA 音标

美式英语

məˈkiːnə

英式英语

məˈkiːnə

简化发音

美式

muh-KEE-nuh

英式

muh-KEE-nuh

语境中听

The play ends with a machina coming on stage.

In old stories, a machina would solve problems suddenly.

The word machina comes from Latin.

It felt like a real machina moment when everything suddenly worked out.