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1·The alphabet might be more rational if all the vowels came first.

要是所有的元音都排在前面，字母表也许会更合理些。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·Several pairs of such vowels existed in early English.

在早期英语中，有好几对这样的元音。

3·He could say vowels clearly and began to learn vocabulary.

他能清楚地说元音并开始学习词汇。

4·Once you have the vowels, you know which way to shift the rest of the letters.

知道了这些带元音的词后，你就知道如何移动其余的字母。

5·They do the big step of inventing vowels, so that now you don't have to remember anything.

他们在发明元音方面迈出重大一步，所以现在你不必去记任何东西。

6·No math, no more squinting at the fine print and trying to decipher those words with no vowels.

没有数学，没有斜视的小字，并试图破译那些没有元音的单词。

7·You have to know where the vowels are supposed to go, and that makes it harder to learn how to read.

你必须知道这些元音都应该加在哪，这使得学习如何阅读变得更加困难。

8·The experiment is carried out on voice conversion of 5 vowels from international phonetic symbols and speech.

实验对国际音标和语音中的5个元音进行了语音转换。

9·Towards the end of Middle English, a sudden and distinct change in pronunciation started, with vowels being pronounced shorter and shorter.

随着中古英语的泯灭，发音突然发生了很大的变化，元音的发音变得越来越短。

10·Note that this means, unlike vowels, intervening H and W characters do not act as a barrier to combining runs of letters with the same code.

请注意：这意味着，与元音不同同，插在中间的字符 H 和 W 不会对组合相同代码的字母形成障碍。

(1)vowel sound元音声