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Significats de speak en anglès

portuguès
dizer
català
verbalitzar
espanyol
conversar

Express in speech.

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verbalitzar
català
parlar
espanyol
dirigirse

Give a speech to.

parlar
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Examples for "mouth"
Examples for "mouth"
1
There is the same diversity in the mouth as in the intestine.
The History of a Mouthful of Bread / And its effect on the organ...
2
Foot-and-mouth has been estimated to have cost the industry so far £200m.
The Irish Times
3
Results from a suspect foot-and-mouth case in Co Louth have proved negative.
The Irish Times
4
The lines of the mouth were crooked; the lips, thick and red.
The Country Doctor
5
Tests on a suspected case of foot-and-mouth in North Carolina are negative.
The Irish Times
1
His paper was so far an utter blank save for his name.
IT
2
However, it is in their flower form that they reach utter perfection.
The Guardian
3
This is such an important area and can lead to utter frustration.
Independent.ie
4
It was the surprise, of course, the utter transformation I'd just witnessed.
The distant hours
5
The terrified soldier must utter words to get the torture to stop.
The Guardian
1
Don't ask me to think deeper or verbalize more than that.
Man in the Middle
2
You must be able to clearly verbalize your likes and dislikes.
The South African
3
It flowed with them. He frowned as if struggling to verbalize his thoughts.
The chamber of ten
4
Her misgivings weren't easy to verbalize, but they were just added weight to her shoulders.
Mad enough to marry
5
I wasn't ready to verbalize that heinous act yet.
Calamity jayne
1
Yes, some music fight loneliness and allows you to better verbalise emotions.
Jamaica Observer
2
Men may tend to internalise feelings and women may want to verbalise them.
Jamaica Observer
3
Well, that's a reality for many disabled people who're unable to verbalise what's happening for them.
Radio NZ
4
Tereena does not verbalise but claps once for yes and twice for no to indicate her preferences.
Radio NZ
5
He didn't have the words to verbalise how he felt and he had a terrible knot in his stomach.
The Irish Times

Act of producing speech.

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Ús de speak en anglès
1
Public health officials are therefore reluctant to speak about an exit strategy.
The Irish Times
2
Ukrainian remains the state language; the right to speak Russian is guaranteed.
The Guardian
3
Let me speak with the American people about the situation in Iraq.
The Irish Times
4
But as is often the case, actions can speak louder than words.
The Irish Times
5
However, 11 percent of children said they would speak with no one.
Radio NZ
6
Shah tweeted later: She said: speak to Foreign Office ministers about Islamophobia.
The Guardian
7
It's somewhat difficult to know precisely, as of course he can't speak.
Mister Slaughter
8
Antonis Samaras of the New Democracy party is expected to speak soon.
The Guardian
9
Iranian officials dismiss such talk saying opponents are free to speak out.
Reuters
10
They all speak different languages, you know, all those different ethnic groups.
Snow Crash
11
But the Well manager, Stephen Robinson, said: Actions speak louder than words.
The Guardian
12
Come forward, stand up, fight the pseudo-science and speak up, he said.
The Irish Times
13
The environment is changing under these animals as we speak, said McWilliams.
Wired
14
She said it's important for people in positions of power speak up.
Radio NZ
15
Now that she had asked a question, he was free to speak.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
16
I don't speak the English good, but I understand it, pretty right.
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