upstep
英：[ʌps'tep] 美： [ʌps'tep]
upstep 基本解释
释义扩大；增进；
英英释义
Upstep
In phonetics, upstep is a phonemic or phonetic upward shift of tone between the syllables or words of a tonal language. Upstep is much rarer as a phoneme than its opposite, downstep.以上来源于:Wikipedia
upstep 相关例句
权威例句
Upstep and Embedded Register LevelsUpstep on edge tones and on nuclear accentsTonal Upstep in Krachi: Evidence for a Register TierUpstep, downstep, and phonological weight in Daegu Korean: A preliminary reportUpstep on edge tones and on nuclear accents : Experimental Studies in Word and Sentence ProsodyAbstract 3000: Upstep: A Randomized Study of BNP Guided Management of Systolic Heart Failure in Elderly PatientsA Formative, Descriptive Evaluation of the Iowa-UPSTEP Model. Technical Report No. 17.Downstep, regressive upstep, H raising, or what?—Sorting out the phonetic mechanisms of a set of ‘‘phonological’’ phenomenaLinear Chain and Network Polymerization during Pressure Upstep and Downstep by Real-Time DielectrometryDetecting intonation phrase boundaries in German laboratory speech by means of H tone upstep
