1 tea
English? 【ti？ ] beautiful? 【ti？ ]?
Tea; Tea tree; Tea and cakes
Make tea for ...
Intransitive verbs drink tea; A tea break
(tea) name; (Cambodia) di
2. Cake
cake
English? [ke? K] beautiful? [ke? k]？
Cake; Shielding; Total interest
block mass
Form a ball
(cake) name; Keck (British); (Sai) Chakai
Past tense caked past participle caked present participle caked plural cake third person singular cake
3. Parks
English? 【pɑ？ K] beautiful? 【pɑ？ rk]？
Park; [coke] parking lot
Park; Placement position; deposit
Intransitive verbs park cars.
(park) name; (Britain, Finland, Sweden) Parker
[Plural: parks, past tense: parks, past participle: parks, present participle: parks, third person singular: parks.
Extended data
Consonants whose vocal cords do not vibrate when pronounced are called unvoiced consonants.
There are too many words with consonants. In American English, the letters that pronounce consonants are: P, T, K, C, Q, F, S (consonants are pronounced before or after a word), th (in notional words), sh, H, ch, tch, ts, tr, wh.