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aitch

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aitch  (ch)
n.
The letter h.

[French hache.]

aitch [eɪtʃ]
n
the letter h or the sound represented by it he drops his aitches
[a phonetic spelling]
Translations
aitch [eɪtʃ] N nombre de la h inglesa
to drop one's aitchesno pronunciar las haches(indicio clasista o de habla dialectal)
aitch
nh nt, → H nt; to drop one’s aitches den Buchstaben „h“ nicht aussprechen (= be lower class)˜ „mir“ und „mich“ verwechseln
aitch [eɪtʃ] nacca
to drop one's aitches (Brit) → non pronunciare l'acca (iniziale)


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