"Constitution"的美式發(fā)音是/k?n?st?t?m?n/。

"Kōnstitushun"

[k?n?st???n]

美式發(fā)音是[k?n?st??t??n]。

The word for 'constitution' is pronounced in American English with stress on the first syllable, 'con-,' followed by an emphasis on the second syllable, '-stitu-tion.' By place the word in sentences, one might note the typical pattern of phonation across syllables, providing pronunciations that are neither too casual nor overly formal.
An illustration of phonetic structure toward the pronunciation of this complex word would be: 'Our nation's constitution, being established to protect the rights of the people, is a cornerstone of our democratic society.' Academic and professional English teaching often underscores the ability to pronounce such words correctly, indicating a nuanced understanding of American English phonaetics as well as spelling conventions.

科南斯坦丘美式發(fā)音科?斯坦丘