"palmers" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈpɑɫmɝ/, /ˈpɑmɝ

PAHL-mer

UK

pˈɑːməz

PAH-muhz

释义

A 'palmer' is a person, especially in medieval times, who went on a religious pilgrimage and brought back a palm branch as proof. It can also refer to someone carrying a palm leaf, especially for religious reasons.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈpɑɫmɝ/, /ˈpɑmɝ

英式英语

pˈɑːməz

简化发音

美式

PAHL-mer

英式

PAH-muhz

语境中听

In medieval times, palmers walked long distances to holy sites.

Palmers often brought back palm branches from their journey.

The church welcomed home the tired palmers.

Stories about palmers have inspired many medieval legends.