dissimilation

dissimilation的音标为：[ˌdɪsɪˈmɪlɪəns]，翻译为“同化；同化语调”时，可以与单词搭配使用，如：dissimilation of accents（同化语调）。

速记技巧：可以将音标中的元音音素[ɪ]与字母i相对应，辅音音素[m]与字母m相对应，以此类推，帮助记忆。同时，可以结合发音时的口型和语调等特征进行记忆，例如在发同化音时，要注意舌头和面部肌肉的动作，以及语调的变化等。

Dissimilation的英文词源可以追溯到拉丁语dis-（表示否定或相反）和-similare（表示相似）的组合。它的意思是“使不同”或“使不同于”。

变化形式：通常以-dis-或-in-开头，如dissimilitude（不同性）、dissimilarity（不同性）。

相关单词：

1. Dissimulation -n. 掩饰，伪装 - 词源同dissimilitude，表示通过改变行为或外表来使自己看起来与他人不同。

2. Dissimilitude -n. 不同性，相似性 - 词源同dissimulation，表示在某种程度上与他人不同。

3. Dissimilar -adj. 不同的，不相似的 - 词源同dissimilitude，表示在某种程度上与他人不同或与自己不同。

4. Dissimilate -v. 使不同，使异化 - 词源同dissimilitude，表示通过改变使自己或他人与原有事物不同。

5. Dissimilarity -n. 差异，不同点 - 词源同dissimilate，表示在某种程度上存在差异或不同。

6. Dissimulative -adj. 掩饰的，伪装的 - 词源同dissimulation，表示通过掩饰或伪装来避免真实情况被发现。

7. Dissimilative -adj. 可使不同的，可异化的 - 词源同dissimilate，表示能够通过改变使自己或他人与原有事物不同。

8. Dissimilationism -n. 分歧主义，异化主义 - 词源同dissimilation，表示通过改变来使自己或他人与他人不同。

9. Dissimilationist -n. 分歧主义者，异化主义者 - 词源同dissimilationism，表示持有分歧或异化观点的人。

10. Dissimilationist Theory -n. 分歧主义理论，异化主义理论 - 词源同dissimilationism，表示一种理论或观点，认为通过改变可以解决分歧或实现异化。

dissimilation的常用短语：

1. dissimilate into 逐渐变得

例句：The young man dissimilated into the habit of smoking.

2. dissimilate the meaning of 曲解

例句：He always dissimilates the meaning of others" words.

3. dissimilate the language of 语言晦涩

例句：The author"s writing style is very dissimilated, making it difficult to understand.

4. dissimilate the speech of 说话含糊

例句：He speaks very dissimilatedly, making it hard to understand what he is saying.

5. dissimilation of language 语言上的变化

例句：The language used in this region has undergone significant dissimilation over time.

6. dissimilation of words 词语的变化

例句：The use of new words and expressions has led to a dissimilation of words in the language.

7. dissimilate the pronunciation of 发音含糊

例句：She has a tendency to dissimilate the pronunciation of words.

英文小作文：

Language is constantly changing and evolving, and this process is often marked by dissimilation. As we speak and listen to language, we notice that words and phrases become more or less common, depending on their usage and acceptance by the community. Dissimilation can also be seen in the way we speak, with some words becoming more pronounced or less pronounced, or even disappearing altogether from our vocabulary. This process is natural and inevitable, as it allows languages to adapt to new situations and maintain their vitality. However, it is also important to be aware of the changes taking place in our language and to respect them while also preserving our cultural heritage.