a [adj] mussitation
A low mussitation filled the room.
低沉的嗫语充满了房间。
无声唇动
昏迷病人用嘴唇做出说话动作但不出声的行为。;嗫语
A comatose patient's action of forming words with the lips without producing sound.
昏迷病人用嘴唇做出说话动作但不出声的行为。
A comatose patient's action of forming words with their lips without producing sound.
The librarian cast a stern look at the student whose mussitation was disturbing others.
图书馆员严厉地看了一眼那个学生,他的嗫语打扰了其他人。
用法提示:该句使用名词 mussitation 表示低声含糊的说话声,在图书馆这样的安静场合中,这种声音被视为干扰。
During the tense meeting, his nervous mussitation revealed his anxiety.
在紧张的会议中,他紧张的嗫语暴露了他的焦虑。
用法提示:该句使用名词 mussitation 描述在紧张场合下因焦虑而发出的低而含糊的声音。
The elderly patient's mussitation was barely audible as she lay in her hospital bed.
那位老年病人躺在医院床上,她的嗫语几乎听不见。
用法提示:该句使用名词 mussitation 指病人无力或迷糊时发出的微弱、不清晰的低语。
A low mussitation filled the room.
低沉的嗫语充满了房间。
The mussitation of the students was barely audible.
学生们的嗫语几乎听不见。
He heard a mussitation from the corner.
他听到角落传来嗫语声。
grammar · medium
易错句子He mussitated softly.
正确表达He let out a soft mussitation.
使用mussitation作为动词形式,但mussitation是名词,不能直接用于动词位置;应使用'let out a mussitation'等搭配。
grammar · medium
易错句子I could hear mussitation from the next room.
正确表达I could hear a mussitation from the next room.
mussitation是可数名词,表示一种具体的声音,前面需要不定冠词'a'。
murmur指可听见的低沉声音,通常有言语内容;mussitation强调嘴唇动但无声或极轻微,常见于病患谵妄状态。
mumble强调发音不清、含混,仍发出声音;mussitation是无声或近乎无声的嘴唇动作。
mutter带有不满或自言自语意味,声音低沉但可闻;mussitation更接近无声的嘴唇翕动。
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