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verbalised

/ˈvɜː.bəl.aɪzd/

Traduction: Forme archaïque du participe passé du verbe 'verbalize', signifiant exprimé en mots ; rare en anglais moderne., Exprimer des pensées, des sentiments ou des idées avec des mots ; formuler ou mettre en paroles.

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adjective

/ˈvɜː.bəl.aɪzd/C2formalbritishobsolète
  • frForme archaïque du participe passé du verbe 'verbalize', signifiant exprimé en mots ; rare en anglais moderne.

An archaic past-tense form of 'verbalize', meaning expressed in words; now rarely used in modern English.

  1. Communicated in wordsB2formal

    Expressed or conveyed through spoken or written language.

    frcommuniqué en mots

    • Her feelings were finally verbalised in a heartfelt letter.
    • The plan was verbalised clearly during the meeting.
    • He verbalised his concerns about the project timeline.

    Synonymesarticulatedexpressedspokenstatedutteredverbalizedvoiced

verb

verbalise/ˈvɜː.bəl.aɪz/C1formalbritish
  • frExprimer des pensées, des sentiments ou des idées avec des mots ; formuler ou mettre en paroles.

A verb used to express thoughts, feelings, or ideas in words; to articulate or put into speech.

  1. Express in wordsB2formal

    To express something in speech or writing; to articulate thoughts or feelings.

    frExprimer en mots

    • She found it difficult to verbalise her emotions.
    • He verbalised his concerns during the meeting.
    • The therapist encouraged him to verbalise his fears.

    Synonymesarticulatecommunicateexpressphrasesaystateuttervoiceword

  2. Be verboseC1formal

    To speak at length or use more words than necessary.

    frparler longuement

    • The speaker tended to verbalise, making his lectures overly long.
    • He verbalised for hours without getting to the point.
    • Try not to verbalise too much; keep your answer concise.

    Synonymesblatherdronegabhold forthmaunderprateprattleramblingspoutwaffle

  3. Utter a soundC1formal

    To articulate a sound, such as a cry, shout, or noise, as a form of expression.

    frÉmettre un son

    • The baby verbalised with a loud cry.
    • He verbalised his pain with a sharp shout.
    • She verbalised her excitement with a joyful scream.

    Synonymesemitexpressuttervoice

  4. Convert into a verbC2formaltechnical

    To transform a word from another part of speech into a verb form.

    frverbaliser

    • In English, we often verbalise nouns, like 'to google' from 'Google'.
    • The linguist explained how to verbalise an adjective.
    • Some words are difficult to verbalise without changing their meaning.

    Synonymesverbverbify

Formes
  • verbalised past participle
  • verbalised past simple
  • verbalising present participle
  • verbalises third person singular