How to pronounce trachea
“trachea” pronunciation in American and Australian English
Listen to trachea in real sentences, spoken by real people in public video clips that play here, on YouTongue. No dictionary recording — the word as it is actually used.
“trachea” in real sentences
220 clips in the index · 7 American · 1 Australian. Clips come from public YouTube videos — parliaments, government agencies and independent channels.
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is our trachea and then from the trachea and the trachea is actually a reasonably rigid
L Hub
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oesophagus, trachea and epiglottis.
The Royal Institution
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Well, you start out with one tube, which is the trachea, the trachea expands.
Andrew Huberman
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protein as we predicted but it was also expressed in the trachea preferentially in the trachea
MicrobeTV
Words that sound like “trachea”
Words one sound away from trachea — the pairs that are easy to mix up. Listen to them back to back.
Why real speech
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