"mimeograph" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈmɪmiəˌɡɹæf

MIM-ee-uh-graf

UK

ˈmɪmiəɡrɑːf

MIM-ee-uh-grahf

释义

A mimeograph is a machine that makes copies of written or printed documents by pushing ink through a stencil onto paper. It was commonly used before modern photocopiers.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈmɪmiəˌɡɹæf

英式英语

ˈmɪmiəɡrɑːf

简化发音

美式

MIM-ee-uh-graf

英式

MIM-ee-uh-grahf

语境中听

The teacher used a mimeograph to make worksheets for the class.

My school had an old mimeograph in the office.

With the mimeograph, we could make many copies for events.

Back in the day, everything the school sent home was printed using a mimeograph.