vocalizing

indénombrable

A noun referring to the act of producing sounds with the voice, especially in the context of singing vocal music.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant l'action de produire des sons avec la voix, en particulier dans le contexte du chant de musique vocale.

1. Singing B2 formal

   The act of producing musical sounds with the voice, especially in a structured or artistic way.

   • Her vocalizing during the choir practice was impressive.
   • The singer's vocalizing filled the concert hall with beautiful melodies.
   • He spent hours on vocalizing to improve his range.

   🇫🇷chant

   Synonymes: carolingchantingcrooningsingingsongtrilling

• vocalizings plural form
• vocalizings' possessive plural form
• vocalizing's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to produce sounds with the voice, especially in a musical or expressive manner, or to articulate words.

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant émettre des sons avec la voix, notamment de manière musicale ou expressive, ou prononcer des mots.

1. Sing with a vowel B2 formal art

   To sing a scale or melody using a single vowel sound, often as a vocal exercise.

   • The choir began to vocalise on the vowel 'ah'.
   • She vocalised the entire scale to warm up her voice.
   • The teacher asked the students to vocalise each note clearly.

   🇫🇷Vocaliser (chanter sur une voyelle)

2. Pronounce as a vowel C1 formal scientific

   To articulate a speech sound as a vowel, especially in linguistic contexts.

   • In some dialects, speakers vocalise the 'r' sound.
   • Linguists study how certain consonants vocalise in rapid speech.
   • The sound is vocalised differently in various languages.

   🇫🇷Prononcer comme une voyelle

   Synonymes: vowelise

   Antonymes: devoice

3. Express clearly B2 formal

   To state or express something in a clear and articulate manner.

   • He vocalised his concerns during the meeting.
   • She vocalised her support for the new policy.
   • The group vocalised their demands to the management.

   🇫🇷Exprimer clairement

   Synonymes: articulateenunciateexpresspronouncestateuttervoice

   Antonymes: garblemumblemutterstammerstutter

4. Utter with vocal cords C1 formal scientific

   To produce sound using the vibration of the vocal cords.

   • All vowels are vocalised sounds in English.
   • The patient could not vocalise due to a throat infection.
   • Linguists classify sounds as vocalised or unvocalised.

   🇫🇷Émettre avec les cordes vocales

   Synonymes: articulateenunciatephonatepronouncespeakuttervoice

   Antonymes: mouthwhisper

5. Utter speech sounds B2 formal scientific

   To produce spoken language sounds, especially in a deliberate manner.

   • The baby began to vocalise simple sounds.
   • He struggled to vocalise the foreign phonemes correctly.
   • The speech therapist helped her vocalise more clearly.

   🇫🇷Émettre des sons de parole

   Synonymes: articulateenunciatepronouncesayspeakuttervoice

• vocalised past participle
• vocalized past participle
• vocalised past simple
• vocalized past simple
• vocalising present participle
• vocalizing present participle
• vocalises third person singular
• vocalizes third person singular