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Meanings of articulation in English
Musical performance technique that affects the transition or continuity on notes.
Synonyms
Examples for "join"
Examples for "join"
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Young volunteers would need their parents' permission to join the troops, however.
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Proudest moment: Seeing young men join our group to fight for equality.
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The challenge occurred if countries wanted to join an international carbon market.
4
But reality bit this past week; not everyone wants to join Sunderland.
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Of course, this solution won't work unless enough developing nations join together.
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Cullen said yes, and their joint work is published by Arlen House.
2
Tackling this will require effective joint action from national and local government.
3
The joint EU military operation is to be undertaken within international law.
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Miller said the new body would review projects and implement joint projects.
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For example, DStv's Premium Package for South Africa is the joint-third cheapest.
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There is also a government tax collection point at junction, officials said.
2
It is quite normal to experience long tailbacks at the main junction.
3
Cycling one morning on a main road I came to a junction.
4
Turn right at the first junction on to a third class road.
5
Bioinformatic analysis highlighted several signaling proteins including MAP kinases and cell-junction proteins.
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The action comes at a critical juncture for the global oil market.
2
Indonesia is now at a crucial juncture in its progress towards democracy.
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I must explain at this juncture that Tanuma's health was fast deteriorating.
4
At this juncture the mother came in with the dominos and gloves.
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There was no way I could be given mercy at this juncture.
The connection made between bones in the body which link the skeletal system into a functional whole.
Usage of articulation in English
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Honohan said Germany's proposals had helped destabilize markets and needed more articulation.
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Mr Lenihan said he understood public anger and its articulation by commentators.
3
In the sixth year Porpora instructed him in declamation, pronunciation, and articulation.
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The voice was tremulous and high-pitched and the articulation thick and indistinct.
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Then the singer began again-theclear articulation almost all she had left:
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Mthembu said the articulation of lockdown levels were crafted to save lives.
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Thus the articulation was perfecting itself for weeks before it was understood.
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Exercises to correct faulty articulation and secure flexibility should be given frequently.
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With articulation disturbed by emotion and with moistened eyes, his Majesty said:-
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His English was good, and his articulation indicated a quality of breeding.
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They had a ground quality of familiarity, a superficial articulation of strangeness.
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They stand erect, they display human lineaments, and seem capable of articulation.
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Gesture, articulation, voice production and inflection should be at his finger tips.
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Austin's often-quoted description of a good articulation must not be omitted here.
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Having lost all his teeth, Humboldt's articulation was indistinct-hetalked very rapidly.
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Children with specific language impairment had slightly more severe articulation deficits.
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Translations for articulation
Portuguese
Catalan
Articulation through the time
Articulation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common