How to pronounce phrases?

The phrase is pronounced [? fre？ z？ z].

Data expansion:

Phrases, English words, and British phonetic symbols are [? fre？ z？ Z], the American phonetic symbol is [fre? z？ Z]. Can be used as a noun, meaning "phrase, phrase, phrase"; It can also be used as a verb, meaning "expressed in words".

Introduction to phrases:

Phrases are linguistic units that can be collocated at syntactic, semantic and pragmatic levels, and are also called phrases. It is a grammatical unit, bigger than a word, but not a sentence. Simple phrases can be used as syntactic components of complex phrases, and phrases with sentence tone can be sentences. A linguistic unit consisting of grammatically collocated words without sentence tone.

Basic phrases:

1, subject-predicate phrase:

It consists of two components with declarative relationship. The former part is the subject, indicating who or what to say; The part stated later is the predicate, which explains what the subject looks like or what it is. The declarative relationship is expressed by word order rather than function words. For example: grain//bumper harvest (name/movement) (what/how).

2. Verb object phrase:

It consists of two parts of the dominant relationship. The leading part is a verb, indicating action. The dominated part behind is the object, which means what to do and what it is. Domination is expressed by word order rather than function words. For example: Miss/He (moving/acting) (Miss/who? )。

3. Some positive phrases:

It consists of nouns, verbs or adjectives and their pre-modifiers, in which nouns, verbs and adjectives are the head words, modifiers before nouns are attributes, and modifiers before verbs and adjectives are adverbials.

4. Complement phrase (after complement phrase):

Chinese complement phrase, also known as post-complement phrase, is composed of verbs or adjectives followed by complement elements, which are often represented by the word "de", and the complement elements are complements. Formal complement phrase: form+complement, for example: hot (dead), good (excellent).