verbo
vɛʁbo
Definition
Definition of verbo - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
expression oraleDated parole exprimée oralement, expression verbale par opposition à l'écritDated
- Son verbo impressionnant captivait l'assemblée lors des débats.
2.
éloquenceDated facilité à s'exprimer oralement, éloquence dans la paroleDated
- Grâce à son verbo, il convainc facilement ses interlocuteurs.
Origin of verbo
latin, verbum (mot)
Examples of verbo in a sentence
Son verbo sincère a touché le public. Son verbo impressionne lors des débats publics. Elle manque de verbo face à un large auditoire.
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- English:spoken word, eloquence, ...
- German:Wortbeitrag, Redegabe, ...
- Italian:espressione verbale, eloquenza, ...
- Spanish:palabra oral, verbo, ...
- Portuguese:expressão verbal, verbo, ...
- Chinese:口头表达, 口才, ...
- Japanese:発言, 雄弁さ, ...
- Arabic:الكلام الشفهي, بلاغة, ...
- Hebrew:בִּטּוּי דְּבוֹרָה, רְהִיטוּת, ...
- Russian:устная речь, красноречие, ...
- Ukrainian:усне мовлення, красномовство, ...
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