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Meanings of articulated in English

Portuguese
articulado
Catalan
articulat

Consisting of segments held together by joints.

Related terms
articulado
Usage of articulated in English
1
She articulated a clear, simple purpose; to tell people about that reality.
The Irish Times
2
They will come into Ireland in several articulated trucks, said a spokesman.
The Irish Times
3
There are hundreds of thousands like me whose views he articulated precisely.
The Irish Times
4
The doctor had barely articulated his question when Levy at Weapons interrupted.
For Honor We Stand
5
Moreover, the Indian leader doesn't have a well-articulated vision for the economy.
Reuters
6
Their various hypotheses are, generally speaking, beautifully articulated and obsessively thought throughout.
The Irish Times
7
That is why I articulated it early in my presidency, he said.
The Guardian
8
Until recently, economics didn't have any well-articulated theory to deal with this.
Wired
9
The chair features articulated, laptop-sized armrests and slots to thread power cables.
Wired
10
His creation was five feet long, made of articulated tungsten carbide vertebrae.
Iron Man
11
Cardiomyocytes display a highly articulated membrane structure which displays significant cell-to-cell variability.
Pubmed
12
Unlike his mates at the depot, Cefn loved these new articulated buses.
Pack animals
13
That's the view articulated by his closest ally, shadow chancellor John McDonnell.
The Irish Times
14
I refer to the matters Dana articulated so well in her column.
The Irish Times
15
They were articulated with a distinctness that was unexampled in my experience.
Wieland; Or, The Transformation: An American Tale
16
The articulated elbows and gusseted underarms didn't limit my rang of motion.
Climbing Magazine
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Translations for articulated
Portuguese
articulado
Catalan
articulat
Articulated through the time
Articulated across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common