How to Pronounce “dtv” in English
/dtv/
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Hear “dtv” spoken naturally in real English.
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What does “dtv” mean?
- digital television broadcast
- Initialism of direct-to-video.
Example sentences
- “care about DTV it's a bit scary there are so many smart people in the room but what I want to get out of this is I”
- “and that gives me--the 2s cancel, gives me mdv_x /dtv_x + m”
How to pronounce “dtv”
- Syllables:
- dtv
- IPA:
- /dtv/
- Listen for:
- the stressed syllable in the clips above — notice how surrounding sounds blend in natural speech.
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How do you pronounce “dtv”?
“dtv” is pronounced /dtv/ (dtv). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.
What does “dtv” mean?
digital television broadcast
How can I hear “dtv” used in real sentences?
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