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Sinónimos detallados de articulate en inglés

articulate:

to articulate verbo (articulates, articulated, articulating)

  1. to articulate
    to articulate
    • articulate verbo (articulates, articulated, articulating)
  2. to articulate
    – express or state clearly 1
    to articulate; to vocalize; vocalise; enunciate
    – express or state clearly 1
  3. to articulate
    – speak, pronounce, or utter in a certain way 1
    to say; to articulate; to pronounce; enunciate; sound out; enounce
    – speak, pronounce, or utter in a certain way 1
    • say verbo (says, said, saying)
      • I cannot say `zip wire'1
    • articulate verbo (articulates, articulated, articulating)
    • pronounce verbo (pronounces, pronounced, pronouncing)
      • She pronounces French words in a funny way1
    • enunciate verbo
    • sound out verbo
      • Can the child sound out this complicated word?1
    • enounce verbo
  4. to articulate
    – put into words or an expression 1
    to word; to phrase; to articulate; to formulate; give voice
    – put into words or an expression 1
    • word verbo (words, worded, wording)
    • phrase verbo (phrases, phrased, phrasing)
    • articulate verbo (articulates, articulated, articulating)
    • formulate verbo (formulates, formulated, formulating)
      • He formulated his concerns to the board of trustees1
    • give voice verbo
  5. to articulate
    – provide with a joint 1
    joint; to articulate
    – provide with a joint 1
    • joint verbo
      • the carpenter jointed two pieces of wood1
    • articulate verbo (articulates, articulated, articulating)
  6. to articulate
    – unite by forming a joint or joints 1
    to articulate
    – unite by forming a joint or joints 1
    • articulate verbo (articulates, articulated, articulating)
      • the ankle bone articulates with the leg bones to form the ankle bones1

Conjugaciones de articulate:

present
  1. articulate
  2. articulate
  3. articulates
  4. articulate
  5. articulate
  6. articulate
simple past
  1. articulated
  2. articulated
  3. articulated
  4. articulated
  5. articulated
  6. articulated
present perfect
  1. have articulated
  2. have articulated
  3. has articulated
  4. have articulated
  5. have articulated
  6. have articulated
past continuous
  1. was articulating
  2. were articulating
  3. was articulating
  4. were articulating
  5. were articulating
  6. were articulating
future
  1. shall articulate
  2. will articulate
  3. will articulate
  4. shall articulate
  5. will articulate
  6. will articulate
continuous present
  1. am articulating
  2. are articulating
  3. is articulating
  4. are articulating
  5. are articulating
  6. are articulating
subjunctive
  1. be articulated
  2. be articulated
  3. be articulated
  4. be articulated
  5. be articulated
  6. be articulated
diverse
  1. articulate!
  2. let's articulate!
  3. articulated
  4. articulating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

articulate

  1. articulate

articulate adj.

  1. articulate
    – expressing yourself easily or characterized by clear expressive language 1
    articulate
    – expressing yourself easily or characterized by clear expressive language 1
    • articulate adj.
      • articulate speech1
      • an articulate orator1
      • articulate beings1
  2. articulate
    – consisting of segments held together by joints 1
    articulate; articulated
    – consisting of segments held together by joints 1

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Definiciones relacionadas de "articulate":

  1. expressing yourself easily or characterized by clear expressive language1
    • articulate speech1
    • an articulate orator1
    • articulate beings1
  2. consisting of segments held together by joints1
  3. express or state clearly1
  4. speak, pronounce, or utter in a certain way1
  5. put into words or an expression1
  6. provide with a joint1
  7. unite by forming a joint or joints1
    • the ankle bone articulates with the leg bones to form the ankle bones1