Definition of verbalize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
communicationtr./intr. US express thoughts or feelings in wordstr./intr. US
- She verbalized her concerns during the meeting.
2.
linguisticstr. TECH. US convert a word into a verbtr. TECH. US
- The noun 'email' was verbalized into 'to email'.
Origin of verbalize
Latin, verbum (word)
Examples of verbalize in a sentence
The teacher encouraged students to verbalize their thoughts clearly. The term 'Google' was verbalized into 'to google'. 'Impact' was verbalized from a noun to a verb.
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- French:exprimer, transformer en verbe, ...
- German:verbalisieren, zum Verb machen, ...
- Italian:verbalizzare, trasformare in verbo, ...
- Spanish:expresar, convertir en verbo, ...
- Portuguese:verbalizar, transformar em verbo, ...
- Chinese:表达, 动词化, ...
- Japanese:言葉にする, 動詞化する, ...
- Arabic:عَبَّرَ, حَوَّلَ إلى فعل, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַטֵּא בְּמִלִּים, לְהַפֹּךְ לְפֹעַל, ...
- Russian:выразить, глаголизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:висловлювати, перетворювати, ...
- Hindi:शब्दों में व्यक्त करना, बदलना, ...
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