"poster child" 怎么发音

expression

US

ˈpoʊstɝ/ /ˈtʃaɪɫd

POH-ster-chyld

UK

pˈəʊstɐ/ /tʃˈaɪld

POH-stuh-chyld

释义

A 'poster child' is a person who perfectly represents a particular quality, cause, or issue, often used as a symbol for it. The term originally referred to children in charity posters, but now it can be used for anyone who is a typical example, positive or negative.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈpoʊstɝ/ /ˈtʃaɪɫd

英式英语

pˈəʊstɐ/ /tʃˈaɪld

简化发音

美式

POH-ster-chyld

英式

POH-stuh-chyld

语境中听

He became the poster child for healthy living after losing 50 pounds.

She is the poster child for academic success in our school.

This company is the poster child of innovation in technology.

Don't be fooled—he's not the poster child for perfect behavior.