SPELLING PRONUNCIATION - Traduzione inglese-tedesco

spell·ing pro·nun·ciˈa·tion SOST

spelling pronunciation

buchstabengetreue Aussprache

precise pronunciation, spelling

korrekt

spell¹ [spel] SOST

spell (state)

Zauber m <-s, ->

spell (state)

Bann m <-(e)s, -e> ricerc

spell (words)

Zauberspruch m <-(e)s, -sprüche>

to be [or lie] under a spell

unter einem Bann stehen

to break the spell

den Bann brechen

to cast [or put] a spell on sb

jdn verzaubern

to be under sb's spell fig

von jdm verzaubert sein

to be under sb's spell fig

in jds Bann stehen

I. spell² [spel] SOST

1. spell (period of time):

spell

Weile f <->

she had a brief spell as captain of the team

sie war eine Zeit lang Mannschaftskapitän

to go through a bad spell

eine schwierige Zeit durchmachen

for a spell

für ein Weilchen

for a spell

eine Zeit lang

2. spell (period of sickness):

spell

Anfall m <-(e)s, -fälle>

to suffer from dizzy spells

unter Schwindelanfällen leiden

3. spell (period of weather):

spell of sunny weather

Schönwetterperiode f <-, -n>

cold/hot spell

Kälte-/Hitzewelle f

4. spell (turn):

spell

Schicht f <-, -en>

to take spells [with] doing sth

sich acc bei etw dat abwechseln

to take a spell at the wheel

eine Zeit lang das Steuer übernehmen

II. spell² <spelled, spelled> [spel] VB vb trans esp ingl am

to spell sb (take turns with)

jdn ablösen

I. spell³ <spelled [or ingl brit also spelt], spelled [or ingl brit also spelt]> [spel] VB vb trans

1. spell (using letters):

to spell sth

etw buchstabieren

could you spell that please?

könnten Sie das bitte buchstabieren?

2. spell (signify):

to spell sth

etw bedeuten

to spell disaster/trouble

Unglück/Ärger bedeuten

to spell the end of sth

das Ende einer S. gen bedeuten

NO spells no colloq

wenn ich Nein sage, meine ich auch Nein! colloq

II. spell³ <spelled [or ingl brit also spelt], spelled [or ingl brit also spelt]> [spel] VB vb intr

spell (in writing)

richtig schreiben

spell (aloud)

buchstabieren

he spells poorly

seine Rechtschreibung ist sehr schwach

to spell incorrectly

Rechtschreibfehler machen

I. spell·ing [ˈspelɪŋ] SOST

1. spelling no pl (orthography):

spelling

Rechtschreibung f <-, -en>

spelling

Orthografie f <-, -fi̱·en>

to correct sb's spelling

jds Rechtschreibung [o. Orthografie] korrigieren

2. spelling (lesson):

spelling

Rechtschreibunterricht m

3. spelling (activity):

spelling

Buchstabieren nt kein pl

this is the correct spelling

dies ist die richtige Schreibweise

II. spell·ing [ˈspelɪŋ] AGG attr, inv

spelling

Rechtschreib-

pro·nun·cia·tion [prəˌnʌn(t)siˈeɪʃən] SOST usu no pl

pronunciation

Aussprache f <-, -n>

what is the correct pronunciation of this word?

wie wird dieses Wort richtig ausgesprochen?

Present

I	spell
you	spell
he/she/it	spells
we	spell
you	spell
they	spell

Past

I	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
you	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
he/she/it	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
we	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
you	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
they	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt

Present Perfect

I	have	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
you	have	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
he/she/it	has	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
we	have	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
you	have	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
they	have	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt

Past Perfect

I	had	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
you	had	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
he/she/it	had	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
we	had	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
you	had	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt
they	had	spelled / ingl brit a. spelt

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

This effect sometimes led to a form of spelling pronunciation.

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If a word's spelling was standardized prior to sound changes that produced its traditional pronunciation, a spelling pronunciation may reflect an even older pronunciation.

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Sometimes the pronunciation of a word changes to match its spelling; this is called a spelling pronunciation.

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In addition to embarrassing us, pronouncing every word based on its spelling (spelling pronunciation) often leads to ambiguity.

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In some cases, spelling pronunciation has introduced the sound into such words, as in "humble", "hotel" and (for most speakers) "historic".

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