vocalizing

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

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa a ação de emitir sons com a voz, especialmente no contexto do canto de música vocal.

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.

   🇵🇹Vocalização

   Sinônimos: 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.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa emitir sons com a voz, especialmente de forma musical ou expressiva, ou pronunciar palavras em voz alta com clareza.

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.

   🇵🇹Vocalizar

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.

   🇵🇹Pronunciar como vogal

   Sinônimos: vowelise

   Antônimos: 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.

   🇵🇹Expressar claramente

   Sinônimos: articulateenunciateexpresspronouncestateuttervoice

   Antônimos: 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.

   🇵🇹Vocalizar

   Sinônimos: articulateenunciatephonatepronouncespeakuttervoice

   Antônimos: 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.

   🇵🇹Emitir sons da fala

   Sinônimos: 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