Definition of phonogram in English:

phonogram

noun ˈfəʊnəɡramˈfoʊnəˌɡræm

Phonetics

A symbol representing a vocal sound.
Example sentencesExamples
- Words could be written using only phonograms or ideograms, but most used a combination of both.
- The most crucial distinction is that Chinese is ideogram, but nushu is, on the contrary, a phonogram that represents local dialect.
- Although it is often difficult to decide whether a sign is an ideogram or a phonogram.
- While it is possible that the Egyptians borrowed the idea for ideograms and phonograms from the Sumerians, many experts think that would be very unlikely.
- Many phonics programs teach the blends as separate phonograms.

Definition of phonogram in US English:

phonogram

nounˈfōnəˌɡramˈfoʊnəˌɡræm

Phonetics

A symbol representing a vocal sound.
Example sentencesExamples
- While it is possible that the Egyptians borrowed the idea for ideograms and phonograms from the Sumerians, many experts think that would be very unlikely.
- Although it is often difficult to decide whether a sign is an ideogram or a phonogram.
- Many phonics programs teach the blends as separate phonograms.
- The most crucial distinction is that Chinese is ideogram, but nushu is, on the contrary, a phonogram that represents local dialect.
- Words could be written using only phonograms or ideograms, but most used a combination of both.

词汇	phonogram
释义	Definition of phonogram in English: phonogram noun ˈfəʊnəɡramˈfoʊnəˌɡræm Phonetics A symbol representing a vocal sound. Example sentencesExamples Words could be written using only phonograms or ideograms, but most used a combination of both. The most crucial distinction is that Chinese is ideogram, but nushu is, on the contrary, a phonogram that represents local dialect. Although it is often difficult to decide whether a sign is an ideogram or a phonogram. While it is possible that the Egyptians borrowed the idea for ideograms and phonograms from the Sumerians, many experts think that would be very unlikely. Many phonics programs teach the blends as separate phonograms. Definition of phonogram in US English: phonogram nounˈfōnəˌɡramˈfoʊnəˌɡræm Phonetics A symbol representing a vocal sound. Example sentencesExamples While it is possible that the Egyptians borrowed the idea for ideograms and phonograms from the Sumerians, many experts think that would be very unlikely. Although it is often difficult to decide whether a sign is an ideogram or a phonogram. Many phonics programs teach the blends as separate phonograms. The most crucial distinction is that Chinese is ideogram, but nushu is, on the contrary, a phonogram that represents local dialect. Words could be written using only phonograms or ideograms, but most used a combination of both.
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