Hledat
to vocalize
01
vokalizovat, zpívat
to produce sounds or words with one's voice
Transitive: to vocalize words or sounds
Example
In the recording studio, the artist took multiple attempts to vocalize the lyrics with the perfect emotional intensity.
Patients in speech therapy often practice vocalizing specific sounds to improve their articulation.
02
zvukomalebně, vokalisovat
to convert a consonant sound into a semivowel or vowel sound
Transitive: to vocalize a consonant
Example
In the word " little, " the /l/ sound at the end is vocalized into a semivowel, sounding more like " lih-tuhl " when pronounced.
When pronouncing the word " butter, " the /t/ sound between the two vowels is often vocalized into a tap or flap sound.
03
vokální, vyjádřit (slovně)
to express or communicate thoughts, feelings, or ideas verbally
Transitive: to vocalize thoughts or feelings
Example
During the meeting, each team member was encouraged to vocalize their opinions on the project's direction.
It 's important to vocalize your concerns to your partner so that they understand how you're feeling.
Example
The choir vocalized beautifully during the rehearsal, harmonizing their voices to create a rich, melodic blend.
The baby vocalized joyfully, cooing and babbling as she played with her toys.
05
vokalizovat, zpívat
to sing a series of notes, either in a scale or a melody, using the same vowel sound throughout
Transitive: to vocalize a musical scale or passage
Example
The vocal coach instructed the students to vocalize the major scale using the " ah " vowel sound.
During rehearsal, the choir members vocalized the ascending and descending arpeggios with the " ee " vowel sound.
Vocalize
01
vokál, vokální skladba
a piece of music that is meant to be sung with no words, in which the singer chooses to sing only one vowel
word family
voice
Noun
vocal
Adjective
vocalize
Verb
subvocalize
Verb
subvocalize
Verb
vocalizer
Noun
vocalizer
Noun
vocalizing
Noun
vocalizing
Noun
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