"tattletale" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈtætlˌteɪl

TAT-l-tayl

UK

tˈætəltˌeɪl

TAT-uhl-tayl

释义

A tattletale is someone, especially a child, who tells an adult or authority figure when someone else breaks a rule or does something wrong, often to get them in trouble.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈtætlˌteɪl

英式英语

tˈætəltˌeɪl

简化发音

美式

TAT-l-tayl

英式

TAT-uhl-tayl

语境中听

Nobody likes a tattletale at school.

My little brother is a tattletale.

Don't be a tattletale and tell the teacher everything!

Every time we break a rule, Jason turns into a total tattletale.