C1 verb Neutre

articulate

/ɑːrˈtɪkjuleɪt/

To express thoughts, feelings, or ideas clearly and effectively in speech or writing. It involves the ability to put complex concepts into coherent words so that others can understand them easily.

Exemples

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1

I find it hard to articulate exactly why I'm so upset right now.

I find it difficult to explain clearly the specific reason I am feeling sad at this moment.

2

The candidate was unable to articulate a coherent policy on climate change during the debate.

The person running for office could not clearly state a logical plan regarding the environment during the discussion.

3

Dude, you need to articulate what you want instead of just pointing!

Friend, you should say clearly what you desire rather than just using your finger to show me.

Famille de mots

Nom
articulation
Verb
articulate
Adverbe
articulately
Adjectif
articulate
Apparenté
articulator
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Astuce mémo

Think of an 'articulated' bus or a joint. Just as these are separate parts connected to move smoothly, 'articulating' is about connecting your separate thoughts into a smooth, flowing sentence.

Quiz rapide

Even though she was nervous, she was able to ________ her concerns to the board of directors very effectively.

Correct !

La bonne réponse est : articulate

Exemples

1

I find it hard to articulate exactly why I'm so upset right now.

everyday

I find it difficult to explain clearly the specific reason I am feeling sad at this moment.

2

The candidate was unable to articulate a coherent policy on climate change during the debate.

formal

The person running for office could not clearly state a logical plan regarding the environment during the discussion.

3

Dude, you need to articulate what you want instead of just pointing!

informal

Friend, you should say clearly what you desire rather than just using your finger to show me.

4

The research paper fails to articulate the methodology used to collect the data.

academic

The academic document does not clearly explain the system used for gathering information.

5

Our manager is excellent at articulating the company's long-term goals to new employees.

business

The supervisor is very good at clearly describing the firm's future objectives to the staff members.

Famille de mots

Nom
articulation
Verb
articulate
Adverbe
articulately
Adjectif
articulate
Apparenté
articulator

Collocations courantes

articulate a vision to clearly describe a plan for the future
struggle to articulate to have difficulty expressing thoughts in words
articulate clearly to speak or explain in a very understandable way
articulate a position to clearly state one's opinion or stance on an issue
articulate thoughts to put internal ideas into spoken or written words

Phrases Courantes

well-articulated

presented or explained in a very clear and organized way

articulate the difference

to clearly explain how two things are distinct

fully articulate

to express something in its entirety and with great detail

Souvent confondu avec

articulate vs enunciate

Enunciate refers specifically to the clear pronunciation of sounds and syllables, whereas articulate refers to the clear expression of ideas and thoughts.

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Notes d'usage

As a verb, the final syllable is pronounced with a long 'a' sound (/eɪt/). It is most frequently used when discussing the communication of complex or abstract ideas rather than simple facts.

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Erreurs courantes

Learners often use the verb form with the adjective pronunciation (/ət/). Additionally, learners may use it interchangeably with 'say', but 'articulate' implies a level of precision and clarity that 'say' does not.

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Astuce mémo

Think of an 'articulated' bus or a joint. Just as these are separate parts connected to move smoothly, 'articulating' is about connecting your separate thoughts into a smooth, flowing sentence.

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Origine du mot

Derived from the Latin 'articulatus', meaning 'jointed' or 'divided into distinct parts'.

Modèles grammaticaux

Transitive verb (requires an object: articulate something) Can be followed by a 'that' clause Regular verb conjugation: articulated, articulating
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Contexte culturel

In Western professional and academic settings, the ability to articulate one's own ideas is considered a crucial leadership trait and a sign of high emotional intelligence.

Quiz rapide

Even though she was nervous, she was able to ________ her concerns to the board of directors very effectively.

Correct !

La bonne réponse est : articulate

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