第三人称单数：articulates
现在分词：articulating
过去分词：articulated
过去式：articulated
形容词inarticulate
形容词
1. Insects are articulate animals.
昆虫是有节的动物。
2. Arthur is the most articulate of the brothers.
亚瑟是兄弟中最会说话的。
3. Mary is the most articulate of the sisters.
玛丽是姐妹中最会说话的。
及物动词
1. Articulate your words so that we can understand what you are saying.
说话要清楚，这样我们才能听明白你的话。
不及物动词
1. She was too frightened to articulate.
她吓得连话也说不清。
articulate的反义词
1. 环接：asset-liability view 资产-负债观念 主张在会计报表环接(articulate)中应以 资产负债表作为中心的一种观点. 它不是 以收入和费用作为直接计量企业收益的 对象, 而是以资产和负债的增减计量企业 收益.这种观念特别强调实物资本的维护.
2. 接合：记忆却无法和意识分离,也并非封闭(close off) ,记忆和意识的交往是双向的,而使得记忆可成为使用的来源,是我们可以人为的接合(articulate) 它. 这种接合性并非记忆的客观部分,而是它的社会层面. 记忆是一个社会事实(social fact) ,
3. 阐明：尽管法治是一个好事,但是说得太多也可能是有害的,因此对于法治理论的挑战是要阐明(articulate)什么是法治,为什么它是好事和它的范围是什么?为此,必须格外重视法治的美德(virtues)和法的内在道德(the inner morality). [81]
4. 说清楚：对...有信心have confidence in | 说清楚articulate; verbalize; put in words; utter | 接受...之美意embrace the offer of...
1. 善于表达的;口齿伶俐的
If you describe someone as articulate, you mean that they are able to express their thoughts and ideas easily and well.
e.g. She is an articulate young woman...
她是一个口才很好的年轻女子。
e.g. The child was unable to offer an articulate description of what she had witnessed.
孩子无法对她所目睹的事情作出清楚的描述。
2. 清楚地表达（思想或感情）
When you articulate your ideas or feelings, you express them clearly in words.
e.g. The president has been accused of failing to articulate an overall vision in foreign affairs.
总统因未能清晰表述对外交事务的整体构想而受到指责。
3. 清楚地说出；吐（字）清楚
If you articulate something, you say it very clearly, so that each word or syllable can be heard.
e.g. He articulated each syllable carefully.
他小心而清晰地发出每个音节。
1. " My role as the main composer is to try and articulate their perceptions, " explains Amos.
2. Maybe they had one, but could not bring themselves to articulate it.
3. One of them has a fully articulate screen attached to a diminutive keyboard, and the other is just a screen with some function keys on the hand holders.
4. Culturally the people have been learning the English language for decades and are becoming more articulate and confident to present their side of reality.
5. Police said Chen is good looking and articulate, which is why security guards at the entrance of their building never really suspected him.
6. And they ask their listeners to believe that they alone will restore American dignity and articulate the wishes of the unheard.
7. But it has disappointed increasingly impatient young people by failing to articulate a credible vision for change.
8. articulate
8. If it is to be a positive watershed, the address must articulate effective policy prescriptions in a number of key areas.
9. " I probably needed to be more articulate " in earlier comments, he conceded in a radio interview with conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh.
10. The articulate ones told me that choosing Obama had a symbolic meaning larger than the man himself.
verb
1. express or state clearly
Synonym: enunciate vocalize vocalise
2. speak, pronounce, or utter in a certain way
e.g. She pronounces French words in a funny way
I cannot say `zip wire'
Can the child sound out this complicated word?
Synonym: pronounce enounce sound out enunciate say
3. put into words or an expression
e.g. He formulated his concerns to the board of trustees
Synonym: give voice formulate word phrase
4. provide with a joint
e.g. the carpenter jointed two pieces of wood
Synonym: joint
5. unite by forming a joint or joints
e.g. the ankle bone articulates with the leg bones to form the ankle bones
adj
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1. expressing yourself easily or characterized by clear expressive language
e.g. articulate speech
an articulate orator
articulate beings
2. consisting of segments held together by joints
Synonym: articulated