Usage of "vocalisation"

Portuguese

voz

Catalan

vocalització

Spanish

voz

The sound made by the vibration of vocal folds modified by the resonance of the vocal tract.

voz

Usage of vocalisation in English

It's one of the clearest cases of where a vocalisation comes from. 
 BBC 

These behaviours all require her to control her vocalisation and breathing. 
 BBC 

Mr. Direck felt they were going back, back, in spite of all this vocalisation. 
 Mr. Britling Sees It Through 

Pathetically cheerful that pum, pum, hopelessly cheerful indeed against the dirge of the air, a dirge accentuated by sporadic vocalisation. 
 Love and Mr. Lewisham 

Even after only a few minutes' vocalisation on this subject a deadly infection seems to creep into the air-theinfection of priggishness. 
 The Human Machine 

I let Jonny improvise. Norris says the result is an almost otherworldly sound that is unlike any other style of vocalisation in the world. 
 Radio NZ 

I did my best to give the children your message, but I fear I failed ignominiously in giving the proper bovine vocalisation to "Mroo." 
 Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 1 

In the morning among the Walunga all the villagers turn out, and a continuous clapping is kept up to the vocalisation of a shrill "Kwi-tata?" 
 A History of Nursery Rhymes 

It was also not believed possible for apes to learn new vocalisations. 
 BBC 

He seemingly mimicked their gait and moves, their posture and their vocalisations. 
 The Guardian 

I quickly began to know their quirks, understand their personalities, sounds and vocalisations. 
 Reuters 

And the contrasting vocalisations in other movements were equally convincing. 
 Radio NZ 

You might even find your baby joining syllables together at this stage as vocalisations increase. 
 The Irish Times 

Vocalisations are the minority of their communications. 
 Radio NZ 

The low frequency vocalisations of fin and blue whales are the most powerful and ubiquitous biological sounds in the ocean. 
 The Irish Times 

They're joined on some tracks by the trumpet and extraordinary wordless vocalisations of Norwegian Per Jørgensen, another player open to change. 
 The Irish Times 

Frequent collocations

sporadic vocalisation

Translations for vocalisation

Portuguese

voz voz humana

Catalan

vocalització veu articulació

Spanish

voz fonación

Vocalisation through the time

Interface language

Meanings of vocalisation in English