articulation

expression, formulation

Action de mettre ses pensées ou ses sentiments en mots.

En anglais simple : The act of putting thoughts or feelings into words.

• Her speech was a clear articulation of our aims.
• The report offers an articulation of their concerns.
• We need a better articulation of what this policy means.

Comment l'utiliser : articulation of something (The meeting allowed a clear articulation of local needs.)

Synonymes : expression, formulation

Expressions courantes : clear articulation, articulation of something

diction, articulation

Netteté avec laquelle quelqu'un parle, notamment grâce aux mouvements de la bouche qui forment les sons.

En anglais simple : How clearly someone speaks, including how they move their mouth to form sounds.

• Her articulation is very clear.
• Daily exercises improved his articulation.
• The actor had good volume but poor articulation.

Synonymes : diction, enunciation

Expressions courantes : clear articulation, poor articulation

articulation

Action de produire les sons de la parole ou des notes de musique.

En anglais simple : The act of making speech sounds or musical notes.

• Articulation of this sound requires practice.
• The teacher demonstrated the articulation of each note.
• We measured articulation during the speaking exercise.

Comment l'utiliser : articulation of something (The exercise helps with articulation of difficult sounds.)

Expressions courantes : articulation of sounds, musical articulation

articulation

Manière d'utiliser la langue, les lèvres et d'autres parties de la bouche pour produire un son de la parole.

En anglais simple : The way the tongue, lips, and other mouth parts work to make a speech sound.

• The lips are involved in its articulation.
• These consonants differ in their place of articulation.
• We studied how tongue position affects articulation.

Expressions courantes : place of articulation, manner of articulation

articulation

Point de jonction entre des parties qui peuvent se plier ou bouger.

En anglais simple : A joint where parts meet and can bend or move.

• The articulation lets the arm bend.
• The robot has several flexible articulations.
• Damage to this articulation limits movement.

Synonymes : joint

Expressions courantes : knee articulation, mechanical articulation

articulation, liaison

Manière dont les différentes parties d'un système sont reliées et fonctionnent ensemble.

En anglais simple : The way different parts of a system connect and work together.

• The diagram shows the articulation between these systems.
• They studied the articulation of local and national institutions.
• Better articulation between departments would reduce delays.

Comment l'utiliser : articulation between A and B (The study examines articulation between schools and employers.)

Synonymes : connection, linkage

Expressions courantes : articulation between systems, articulation of something