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soldered

Definition:

(nou) an alloy (usually of lead and tin) used when melted to join two metal surfaces

Phonetic Transcription:

ˈsɒldə

Examples:

Layers of intermetallics can form between the solder and the soldered material.

The cross has a medallion in the center, which is soldered to the cross.

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Common mistakes of soldered pronunciation

Incorrect vowel sound: Many learners pronounce "soldered" with a long "o" as in "so" /soʊ/. This is incorrect. In US English, it should be pronounced /ˈsɑːdərd/ while UK English uses /ˈsɒldəd/. Tip: Focus on the "o" sounding like "ah" in "father".
Overemphasis on "d": Some people stress the "d" in "soldered," making it sound like /ˈsɒldərd/. This misplaces the stress and alters the pronunciation. Tip: Remember that the stress is on the first syllable, and the second syllable is softer.
Skipping the "o": Learners may omit the "o" sound, pronouncing it as "salded" /ˈsɑːldəd/. This alters the meaning and clarity. Tip: Practice saying the "o" sound clearly to maintain the word's integrity.
Mispronouncing the ending: Some pronounce "soldered" with a hard "t" sound, saying /ˈsɑːldərt/. This is incorrect. Tip: Ensure the ending is pronounced softly with a "d," not a "t."
Confusion with "solder": Some confuse "soldered" with "solder," leading to mispronunciation. "Soldered" has an additional syllable. Tip: Break it down into two syllables: "sol-dered" to help with clarity.

Frequently asked questions

How do you pronounce "soldered" in American English?

In American English, "soldered" is pronounced as /ˈsɑːdərd/. The first syllable has the primary stress and the "o" is pronounced like the "a" in "father."

Is there a difference in the pronunciation of "soldered" between American and British English?

Yes, in British English, "soldered" is pronounced as /ˈsɒldəd/. The "o" is pronounced like the "o" in "hot," and the "l" is clearly pronounced.

What is the syllable breakdown for "soldered"?

The word "soldered" has two syllables: "sol" and "dered." The first syllable carries the primary stress, making it sound like "SOL-derd."

Are there any common mistakes people make when pronouncing "soldered"?

A common mistake is mispronouncing the "l" in "soldered," especially in American English, where it is often silent. This can lead to confusion with words like "soddered," which is incorrect.