"wattle" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈwɑtəɫ

WAH-tuhl

UK

wˈɒtəl

WOT-uhl

释义

A wattle is a loose, fleshy growth that hangs from the neck or throat of some birds, like turkeys and chickens. It can also mean a type of woven construction made from sticks or twigs, used for walls or fences.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈwɑtəɫ

英式英语

wˈɒtəl

简化发音

美式

WAH-tuhl

英式

WOT-uhl

语境中听

The turkey has a red wattle under its beak.

Chickens also have a small wattle.

They built a fence with wattle and mud.

If you look closely, you’ll notice the rooster's wattle swings when he walks.