"tty" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈtiˌtiˌwaɪ

TEE-tee-wy

UK

ˈtiːˌtiːˌwaɪ

TEE-tee-wy

释义

'TTY' stands for 'teletype' or 'teletypewriter.' It originally referred to early devices for sending typed messages, and is now often used in technology to mean a computer terminal or a special device for text communication, especially for people with hearing or speech difficulties.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈtiˌtiˌwaɪ

英式英语

ˈtiːˌtiːˌwaɪ

简化发音

美式

TEE-tee-wy

英式

TEE-tee-wy

语境中听

A TTY was one of the first devices to send typed messages over a distance.

On Linux, you can use the command line through a TTY terminal.

Many deaf people use a TTY to communicate over the phone.

The error message said 'no TTY present,' so I couldn't log in.