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1 state articulately
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1) General subject: state articulately2) Makarov: articulate -
3 articulate
1. adjective1) (clear) verständlich2) (eloquent) redegewandt2. transitive verbbe articulate/not very articulate — sich gut/nicht sehr gut ausdrücken [können]
1) usu. in pass. durch Gelenke/ein Gelenk verbinden3. intransitive verbarticulated lorry — Sattelzug, der
1) (speak distinctly) deutlich sprechen2) (form a joint)articulate with something — mit etwas Gelenke/ein Gelenk bilden
* * *1. verb 2. [-lət] adjective(able to express one's thoughts clearly: He's unusually articulate for a three-year-old child.) sprachgewandt- academic.ru/84273/articulately">articulately- articulateness
- articulation* * *ar·ticu·lateI. adj[ɑ:ˈtɪkjələt, AM ɑ:rˈ-]1. person redegewandt2. thing verständlichII. vt[ɑ:ˈtɪkjəleɪt, AM ɑ:rˈ-]( form)1. (express clearly)▪ to \articulate sth etw aussprechento \articulate an idea eine Idee äußern▪ to \articulate sth etw artikulierento \articulate a sound einen Laut bilden3. ANATto be \articulated with sth mit etw dat durch ein Gelenk verbunden sein* * *[Aː'tIkjʊlɪt]1. adj1) sentence, book klarto be articulate — sich gut or klar ausdrücken können
that is amazingly articulate for a five-year-old — das ist erstaunlich gut ausgedrückt für einen Fünfjährigen
2. vt[Aː'tIkjʊleɪt]1) (= pronounce) artikulieren2) (= state) reasons, views etc darlegen3) (ANAT)3. vi[Aː'tIkjʊleɪt] artikulieren* * *A adj [ɑː(r)ˈtıkjʊlət] (adv articulately)1. klar (erkennbar oder hervortretend), deutlich, (genau) gegliedert3. a) fähig(, deutlich) zu sprechenb) weitS. fähig, sich klar auszudrücken4. a) deutlich, vernehmlichb) sich Gehör verschaffend:make articulate → B 25. BOT, ZOOL gegliedert, Glieder…, Gelenk…:articulate animal Gliedertier nB v/t [-leıt]1. artikulieren:a) ein Wort etc (deutlich) aussprechen2. a) artikulieren, ausdrückenC v/i [-leıt]1. deutlich sprechen, PHON artikulieren* * *1. adjective1) (clear) verständlich2) (eloquent) redegewandt2. transitive verbbe articulate/not very articulate — sich gut/nicht sehr gut ausdrücken [können]
1) usu. in pass. durch Gelenke/ein Gelenk verbindenarticulated lorry — Sattelzug, der
2) (pronounce) [deutlich] aussprechen; (utter, express) artikulieren3. intransitive verb1) (speak distinctly) deutlich sprechenarticulate with something — mit etwas Gelenke/ein Gelenk bilden
* * *(speech) adj.deutlich aussprechen adj. adj.artikulier adj. v.artikulieren v.
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