alien, a lion

alien - /ˈeɪ.li.ən/

a lion - /ə ˈlaɪ.ən/

• The movie showed an alien trying to ride a lion across the desert.
• She joked that the strange noise sounded like an alien chasing a lion.
• He drew an alien standing next to a lion in his art notebook.
• It’s hard to imagine an alien being afraid of a lion, but it happened in the story.
• The kids pretended an alien had landed in the zoo and befriended a lion.
• In the game, you must help an alien escape from a lion.
• They argued whether an alien or a lion would survive longer in the wild.
• A sculpture showed an alien feeding a lion glowing fruit.
• The animation featured an alien teaching a lion how to dance.
• He dreamed that an alien transformed into a lion to hide on Earth.

• alien -  /ˈeɪ.li.ən/ - иностранец, чужак, инопланетянин.
• a lion - /ə ˈlaɪ.ən/ - лев.

Звук / ə /

Звук шва [ə] и редукция гласных в английском и русском [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic] 

Звуки / l / и / n /

Английские light L и dark L, syllabic l̩ и латеральный взрыв [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic] 

Звук / eı /

Английские дифтонги: /eɪ/ - секреты произношения [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Английские дифтонги: /aɪ/- секреты произношения [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

English pronunciation: альвиолярные согласные [n] [t] [d] [s] [z] [l] [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

asset, acid

asset - /ˈæsɛt/ 

acid - /ˈæsɪd/

• Her calm attitude was an asset when the spilled acid needed to be cleaned up.
• The chemist said the new compound could be an asset, even though it acted like a strong acid.
• He treated the formula as a valuable asset, especially because it neutralized the acid quickly.
• The student realized that a good lab partner was an asset once the acid experiment became tricky.
• The company considered the acid-resistant coating an important asset in their product line.
• During the test, knowing how to handle acid properly proved to be an asset for the team.
• Her precision with measurements was an asset, preventing the acid from reacting dangerously.
• They discovered that the acid in the mixture destroyed their most promising asset.
• The instructor warned that poor attention is no asset when working with a volatile acid.
• The lab’s biggest asset was a device that instantly detected acid leaks.

• asset - /ˈæsɛt/ - актив, достояние, имущество, средства, ресурс.

Второй гласный звук /ɛ/ как в словах get, set.

asset рифмуется со словами: set, get, met, let, pet.

 

• acid - /ˈæsɪd/ - кислота, ЛСД, язвительность, ехидство, кислотный, кислый, едкий, язвительный.

Второй гласный звук /ɪ/ как в словах sit, lid.

acid рифмуется со словами: vivid, timid.

lid - /lɪd/ - крышка, веко, покрышка, колпак, запрет, шлем, шляпа, оболочка, жаберная крышка.

vivid - /ˈvɪvɪd/ - яркий, живой, отчетливый, рельефный, образный, пылкий.

timid - /ˈtɪmɪd/ - робкий, застенчивый, пугливый, боязливый, несмелый.

Звук / æ / 
Английские гласные: /æ/ - любимый гласный гопников [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]
Звук / s /
Звук ɪ
Звук / e /
Английские гласные: /ɛ/ или /e/ и что такое Pin-Pen Merger [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]
English pronunciation: альвиолярные согласные [n] [t] [d] [s] [z] [l] [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

volatile - /ˈvɑːlətl/ - летучий, изменчивый, взрывоопасный, непостоянный, ветреный, быстро испаряющийся. 

pervasive, perversive

pervasive - /pərˈveɪsɪv/

perversive - /pərˈvɜːrsɪv/

• The professor said the pervasive rumors had a perversive effect on the students’ trust.
• His pervasive optimism countered her perversive negativity.
• The movie showed how pervasive fear can lead to perversive behavior.
• They discussed whether social media has a pervasive reach but a perversive influence.
• The writer argued that pervasive misinformation often has perversive consequences.
• In the story, a pervasive sadness spread through the town, driven by a perversive secret.
• Her pervasive kindness helped undo the perversive habits of the group.
• The scientist noted that the virus was pervasive but not perversive in its effects.
• The judge warned that pervasive corruption creates a perversive legal environment.
• The pervasive culture of competition sometimes turns perversive when fairness is ignored.

• pervasive - /pərˈveɪsɪv/ - распространяющийся, всеобъемлющий, глубокий, всепроникающий.

pervasive рифмуется со словами: invasive, abrasive, evasive.

• perversive - /pərˈvɜːrsɪv/ - извращающий, искажающий, неправильно направляющий.

perversive приближенно рифмуется со словами: aversive, subversive, immersive.

invasive - /ˌɪnˈveɪsɪv/ - агрессивный, захватнический.

abrasive - /əˈbreɪsɪv/ - абразивный, резкий, грубый.

evasive - /ɪˈveɪsɪv/ - уклончивый, ускользающий.

aversive - /əˈvɜːsɪv/ - вызывающий отвращение, отвращающий, создающий отвращение.

subversive - /səbˈvɜːrsɪv/ - подрывной, разрушительный, губительный, подрывной элемент.

immersive - /iˈmərsiv/ - погружающий, захватывающий, создающий эффект присутствия/погружения.

Звук / p /

Звук / ə /

Звук / r /

Звук / eı /

Английские дифтонги: /eɪ/ - секреты произношения [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Звук / e /

Английские гласные: /ɛ/ или /e/ и что такое Pin-Pen Merger [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Звук / s /

Звук ɪ

Звук / v /

scarce, scar

scarce -/skɛrs/

scar - /skɑr/

• Water was so scarce that every drop left a scar on the dry land.

/ˈwɔt̬ɚ wəz soʊ skɛrs ðæt ˈɛvri drɑp lɛft ə skɑr ɑn ðə draɪ lænd/

• Because resources were scarce, the doctor examined every scar carefully.

/bɪˈkəz ˈrisɔrsəz wɚ skɛrs, ðə ˈdɑktɚ ɪgˈzæmɪnd ˈɛvri skɑr ˈkɛrfəli/

• He said chances were scarce, but his old scar reminded him to try anyway.

/hi sɛd ˈtʃænsɪz wɚ skɛrs, bət hɪz oʊld skɑr rɪˈmaɪndəd hɪm tə traɪ ˈɛniˌweɪ/

• Food grew scarce after the storm, and the child had a small scar from falling.

/fud gru skɛrs ˈæftɚ ðə stɔrm, ænd ðə tʃaɪld hæd ə smɑl skɑr frəm ˈfɔlɪŋ/

• When kindness is scarce, even a scar can tell a hopeful story.

/wɛn ˈkaɪndnəs ɪz skɛrs, ˈivən ə skɑr kən tɛl ə ˈhoʊpfəl ˈstɔri/

• Seats were scarce, so he sat next to the man with a scar across his cheek.

/sits wɚ skɛrs, soʊ hi sæt nɛkst tə ðə mæn wɪð ə skɑr əˈkrɔs hɪz tʃik/

• Opportunities were scarce, but she wore her scar like a badge of courage.

/ˌɑpɚˈtunətiz wɚ skɛrs, bət ʃi wɔr hɚ skɑr laɪk ə bædʒ ʌv ˈkɝɪdʒ/

• He noticed that snow was scarce this year, revealing every scar on the ground.

/hi ˈnoʊtɪst ðæt snoʊ wəz skɛrs ðɪs jɪr, rɪˈvilɪŋ ˈɛvri skɑr ɑn ðə graʊnd/

• Her patience was scarce, especially when someone asked about her scar.

/hɚ ˈpeɪʃəns wəz skɛrs, ɪˈspɛʃəli wɛn ˈsʌmˌwʌn æskt əˈbaʊt hɚ skɑr/

• In a world where mercy is scarce, a scar can be a sign of survival.

/ɪn ə wɝld wɛr ˈmɝsi ɪz skɛrs, ə skɑr kən bi ə saɪn ʌv sɚˈvaɪvəl/

• scarce - /skɛrs/ - дефицитный, скудный, редкий, недостаточный, ограниченный.

• scar - /skɑr/ - шрам, рубец, след.

Звук / s /

Звук / k / 

Звук / e /

Английские гласные: /ɛ/ или /e/ и что такое Pin-Pen Merger [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Звук /ɑ/

Американский акцент: звук [ɝ] и r-colored vowels [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Звук / r /

English pronunciation: альвиолярные согласные [n] [t] [d] [s] [z] [l] [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

ingrained, engraved

ingrained - /ɪnˈɡreɪnd/

engraved - /ɛnˈɡreɪvd/

• The values ingrained in him were stronger than the words engraved on the plaque.
• Her habits were so deeply ingrained that even instructions engraved on the device didn’t help.
• The tradition was ingrained in the family long before their name was engraved in the town records.
• He said the rules were ingrained in his memory, unlike the dates engraved on the monument.
• The coach’s advice became ingrained in the players, just like their motto engraved on their trophies.
• The fear was so ingrained that even the reassuring message engraved on the pendant couldn’t calm her.
• The lessons ingrained during childhood shaped her more than any award engraved with her name.
• The belief was ingrained in the community, much like the founding year engraved on the building.
• His sense of duty was ingrained, and it matched the promise engraved on his ring.
• The memory became ingrained in his mind as clearly as the initials engraved on the old box.

• ingrained - /ɪnˈɡreɪnd/ - укоренившийся, закоренелый, застарелый, въевшийся, врожденный, пропитывающий.

ingrained рифмуется со словами: trained, strained, gained, chained, explained, maintained.

• engraved - /ɛnˈɡreɪvd/ - выгравированный.

engraved рифмуется со словами: saved, braved, waived, craved, behaved.

strained - /streɪnd/ - напряженный, деформированный, натянутый, процеженный, натужный, неестественный. 

gained - /geɪnd/ - полученный получаемый добытый заработанный.

braved - /breɪvd/ - храбро пережил/перенес.преодолел, отважился.

craved - /kreɪvd/ - жаждал, очень хотел.

Звук ɪ

Звук / e /

Английские гласные: /ɛ/ или /e/ и что такое Pin-Pen Merger [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Звук / g /

Звук / eı /

Английские дифтонги: /eɪ/ - секреты произношения [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Звук / v /

English pronunciation: альвиолярные согласные [n] [t] [d] [s] [z] [l] [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

plaque - /plæk/ - бляшка, почетный значок, металлический диск, фарфоровая тарелка.

pendant - /ˈpendənt/ - подвеска, кулон, шкентель, брелок, подвес, подвесной, висячий, свисающий, нависающий.

rode, rod

rode - /roʊd/

rod - /rɑd/

• He rode past the fisherman who was holding a long rod.
• She rode her bike while carrying a metal rod for the project.
• They rode close to the shore where a rod was stuck in the sand.
• I rode behind him until he dropped his fishing rod.
• We rode home with a curtain rod strapped to the roof.
• She rode carefully because a broken rod was lying on the path.
• He rode ahead, unaware that his rod had fallen.
• They rode together, each balancing a spare rod.
• I rode the bus holding a rod I bought from the hardware store.
• The kids rode in circles around a pole that looked like a giant rod. 

• rode - /roʊd/ или /rəʊd/ - ехал на, ехал.

rode рифмуется со словами: code, mode, load, towed, owed, road (омофон), strode.

• rod - /rɑd/ - удилище, стержень, прут, шток, палка, рейка, удочка, розга, жезл.

/ɑ/ - "нижне-задний" звук, как в слове father.

rod рифмуется со словами: nod, god, sod, pod, odd.

strode - /strəʊd/ - прошедшая форма глагола to stride (шагать, идти).

nod - /nɑːd/ - кивнуть, клевать носом, кивать головой, кивок, клевание носом, дремота.

sod - /sɑːd/ - 1) кусок дёрна, рулонный газон, 2) негодяй, мерзавец, парень, чувак.

pod - /pɑːd/ -  стручок, кокон, подвеска, лузга, кожура, покрываться стручками, лущить.

odd - /ɑːd/ - нечетный, странный, лишний, необычный, нечетное число, решающая взятка, удар.

Звук / r /

Звук / a : /

Английские дифтонги: /oʊ/ /əʊ/ - секреты произношения [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

English pronunciation: альвиолярные согласные [n] [t] [d] [s] [z] [l] [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

rode, road

rode - /roʊd/

road - /roʊd/

• She rode her bike down the road before sunrise.
• He rode the horse along the dusty road.
• They rode together on the same road to work.
• I rode a scooter on the road for the first time.
• We rode past the old road sign without noticing.
• The kids rode their skateboards across the new road.
• She rode slowly because the road was icy.
• He rode ahead while I checked the road map.
• They rode off just as the road construction began.
• I rode home following the road that curves by the river.

• rode - /roʊd/ -  ехал на, ехал. Прошедшее время от ride.
• road - /roʊd/ - дорога, путь, шоссе, улица, рейд, дорожный. 

rode и road рифмуются со словами: code, mode, load, towed, owed, strode, toad, abode, node, explode.

abode - /əˈbəʊd/ - жилище, место жительства, обиталище, дом или пребывание.

Звук / r /

Английские дифтонги: /oʊ/ /əʊ/ - секреты произношения [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

English pronunciation: альвиолярные согласные [n] [t] [d] [s] [z] [l] [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]