"znak akcenta" prevod sa srpskog na engleski

A diacritical mark used to indicate stress or (in some languages) placed above a vowel to indicate a special pronunciation; SYN. accent mark.
A mark (´, ˆ) used to indicate stress on a particular syllable or a difference in the pronunciation of a vowel. English does not use accents, except in some words of foreign origin such as “cliché”, “café”,“fête”.
In addition to the acute accent, grave accent, and circumflex, there are a number of diacritical marks (marks placed above letters) used in other languages, such as the hácek used in Slavonic languages and the macron used to indicate a long vowel in transcriptions of, for example, Sanskrit and Japanese.Way of speaking that identifies a person with a particular country, region, language, social class, or some mixture of these.
Accent refers to features of pronunciation; variations from standard grammar and vocabulary are dialects. People often describe only those who belong to groups other than their own as having accents and may give them special names; for example, an Irish brogue, a Southern accent.

1. A mark used in writing or printing to indicate a specific sound value, stress, or pitch, to distinguish words otherwise identically spelled, or to indicate that an ordinarily mute vowel should be pronounced; a mark placed to the right of a letter or number and usually slightly above it: as a double prime
2. A symbol used to indicate musical stress; a mark placed after a letter designating a note of music to indicate in which octave the note occurs