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Definition of articulating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
clearexpressing ideas clearly and effectively
- She gave an articulating speech that impressed everyone.
2.
biologyTECH. having joints or segmentsTECH.
- The robot has an articulating arm for precise movements.
Origin of articulating
Latin, articulatus (distinct, clear)
Terms with articulating included in their meaning
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articulation
articulating words clearly and distinctly
skeletal
the flat bone articulating with clavicles and first seven ribs
distinct articulation
articulating words distinctly
maritime
articulating bridge or ramp for boarding ships
articulation
wrist bone articulating with triquetral
wrist
carpal bone articulating with pisiform and hamate
Examples of articulating in a sentence
The articulating presentation clarified the complex topic. The articulating joints of the toy allow for flexibility. An articulating screen makes the camera more versatile.
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- French:articulé, segmenté, ...
- German:deutlich, gelenkig, ...
- Italian:eloquente, articolato, ...
- Spanish:elocuente, segmentado, ...
- Portuguese:articulada, articulado, ...
- Chinese:清晰的, 分段的, ...
- Japanese:明確な, 関節のある, ...
- Arabic:بَلِيغ, مُفَصَّل, ...
- Hebrew:רָהוּט, מְמֻפְרָק, ...
- Russian:ясный, сегментированный, ...
- Ukrainian:чіткий, шарнірний, ...
- Hindi:स्पष्ट, जोड़ों वाला, ...
Definition of articulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
communicationtr./intr. express thoughts clearly in wordstr./intr.
- She can articulate her ideas very well.
2.
speechintr. speak clearly and distinctlyintr.
- He needs to articulate his words better.
3.
musictr./intr. TECH. play or sing notes distinctlytr./intr. TECH.
- The musician must articulate each note clearly.
4.
medicalintr. TECH. form a joint or connectionintr. TECH.
- The bones articulate at the elbow.
Adjective
1.
communicationable to express oneself fluently and clearly
- She is an articulate speaker at conferences.
2.
claritydistinct, clear, or well-constructed
- The plan was articulate and easy to follow.
3.
biologyTECH. having joints or jointed segmentsTECH.
- The insect's articulate body allows it to move easily.
Origin of articulate
Latin, articulare (to divide into joints)
Examples of articulate in a sentence
The teacher asked him to articulate his thoughts clearly. She can articulate her thoughts very well. The teacher asked him to articulate his question. The conductor asked the choir to articulate the lyrics. He learned to articulate the melody with precision. The two parts articulate seamlessly in the design.
These components articulate to form a complex structure. He is known for his articulate presentations at work. The articulate child impressed everyone with her speech. Her articulate speech impressed the audience. The instructions were articulate and left no room for confusion. The crab's articulate limbs aid in its survival. Articulate appendages are common in many arthropods.
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- French:exprimer, articulé, ...
- German:artikulieren, eloquent, ...
- Italian:articolare, articolato, ...
- Spanish:articular, articulado, ...
- Portuguese:articular, eloquente, ...
- Chinese:表达, 表达清晰的, ...
- Japanese:表現する, 明確な, ...
- Arabic:أَفْصَحَ, فَصِيح, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַסֵּחַ, רָהוּט, ...
- Russian:выразить, красноречивый, ...
- Ukrainian:висловлювати, красномовний, ...
- Hindi:स्पष्ट रूप से व्यक्त करना, वाक्पटु, ...
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