| 单词 | verbalization |
| 释义 | verbalization (once / 590966 pages) n Verbalization is the act of saying something out loud. An extremely formal new dad might talk excitedly about his son's first verbalization. Use the noun verbalization to describe the spoken expression of a thought or idea in words. It's a fairly formal way to talk about talking, and you're most likely to come across it in a textbook or a college class. You might read about the fact that parents' verbalization has a big influence on their children's vocabularies. Verbalization stems from the verb verbalize, which now means "say out loud," but originally meant "use too many words." WORD FAMILYverbalization: verbalizations+/nonverbal: nonverbally/verb: verbal, verbify, verbs/verbal: nonverbal, verbalise, verbalism, verbalize, verbally/verbalise: verbalisation, verbalised, verbaliser/verbalised: unverbalised/verbalism: verbalisms/verbalize: verbalization, verbalized, verbalizer, verbalizes, verbalizing/verbalized: unverbalized/verbally: non-verbally USAGE EXAMPLES“His verbalizations at that time were noted to be tangential with a loosening of associations,” wrote psychologist Elizabeth Teegarden during a court-mandated psychological review. Washington Post(Jul 15, 2015) “After her first verbalization we have been working on her language skills.” Washington Times(Feb 15, 2015) Even the stop-and-start verbalizations and vocal fry — overused crutches on public radio — sound good on her. New York Times(Dec 18, 2014) 1n the activity of expressing something in words Syn|Hyper verbalisation activity any specific behavior 2n the words that are spoken in the activity of verbalization Syn|Hyper verbalisation choice of words, diction, phraseology, phrasing, verbiage, wording the manner in which something is expressed in words |
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