dyslexic

dyslexic — 形容詞

IPA/dɪˈslek.sɪk/
KK[dɪslˈɛksɪk]IPA/dɪˈslek.sɪk/
  • dyslexicpositive
  • more dyslexiccomparative
  • most dyslexicsuperlative

1. having a specific learning difficulty that makes it unusually hard to read, writ

1.形容詞B2
釋義

讀寫障礙的

患有讀寫困難症的

having a specific learning difficulty that makes it unusually hard to read, write, and spell words correctly, even though intelligence and teaching are normal.

例句

Wei struggled with reading in primary school, and a specialist suggested he might be dyslexic.

Wei 在國小階段閱讀就遇到困難,一位特教老師建議他可能有讀寫障礙。

be dyslexic (predicative)

The school bought text-to-speech software for its dyslexic students to use during exams.

學校為患有讀寫障礙的學生購買了文字轉語音軟體,讓他們在考試時使用。

dyslexic + noun (attributive)

同義詞
  • learning-disabled

    broader term covering many conditions, not specific to reading and spelling

文法句型

be dyslexic

dyslexic + noun

用法筆記

Often used predicatively (be dyslexic) or attributively (dyslexic students). The noun phrase 'person with dyslexia' is preferred by some speakers, but 'dyslexic' as an adjective is widely accepted.

常見錯誤

He is dyslexia.
He is dyslexic.
💡'dyslexia' is a noun (the condition); 'dyslexic' is the adjective form.

dyslexic — 名詞

IPA/dɪsˈleksɪk/
KK[dɪslˈɛksɪk]IPA/dɪsˈleksɪk/