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单词 vocally
释义
vocally
adverb
uk
/ˈvəʊ.kəl.i/us
/ˈvoʊ.kəl.i/

vocallyadverb(OF THE VOICE)

in a way thatrelatesto or isproducedby thevoice, either insingingorspeaking:
发声的，歌唱的
Thissongreallyshowswhat she can do vocally.这首歌真正展示了她在声乐方面的能力。
He is verymusicallyand vocallytalented.他在音乐和声乐方面很有天赋。
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  • She is reallysecurein therole, and vocally she has noproblemswhatsoever.
  • He wasn'tparticularlysuitedvocally to thiskindofopera.
  • Otheranimalscancommunicatevocally and bygesture.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Describing qualities of the human voice
  • adenoidal
  • aloud
  • be dripping withsomethingidiom
  • brittle
  • drip
  • dulcet
  • fruity
  • full-throated
  • full-throatedly
  • guttural
  • honeyed
  • husky
  • lilting
  • nasal
  • smoothness
  • throatily
  • throatiness
  • throaty
  • tonelessly
  • twangy
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Ways of speaking

vocallyadverb(OF OPINIONS)

byexpressingopinionsandcomplaintsoften:
畅所欲言地；直言不讳地
She was vocallyopposedto thewar.她公开反对战争。
She vocallysupportsopeningthewildliferefugeforoildrilling.她直言她支持开放野生动物保护区来进行石油开采。
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vocal
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  • They werevisiblyand vocallyupset.
  • Hecomplainedvocally about the company'smarketdominance.
  • Theorganizationhas vocallyadvocatedrestructuringof UNagenciestobetterservewomen.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Blunt and direct in speech & behaviour
  • abruptly
  • abruptness
  • bald
  • baldly
  • baldness
  • bluff
  • blunt
  • directness
  • edgelord
  • flat outphrase
  • forthright
  • forthrightness
  • outspoken
  • plain speaking
  • plain-spoken
  • plainness
  • point-blank
  • shoot
  • suffer
  • vocal
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(Definition ofvocallyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofvocally

vocally
These extracts comprise the concrete material for the composition, which involves the electronic manipulation ofvocallyproduced source sounds.
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Revivalists, many of them women, talked : they confessed private sinsvocally, cleansing themselves of sorcerous familial strife.
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Both of these qualities are unmistakably feminine and identify the singer,vocallyand characterologically, as a woman.
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Musically, as she desired, they provided her with effective vehicles for acquitting herself wellvocally.
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The actors would have had to enlarge their performances bothvocallyand kinetically, in order to convey their meanings.
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A central statement is that communication by manual gestures evolved to a morevocallybased language.
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After this silent phase of hearing the body's movements in one's imagination, participants were asked tovocallyproduce their sound as closely as possible.
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The illegitimacy of an award handed out inappropriately or in an ill-thought manner has always beenvocallyprotested.
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As neural systems self-organize, infants come to control action and perception in ways that promptvocallymediated interaction.
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We therefore asked the bilinguals to rate their own ability to translate each sentence prior to attempting to do sovocally(see above).
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Many of these organisations function publicly, issue public statements, choose their own leadership andvocallycriticise the government.
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They are the social science counterparts to the evolutionary biologists mostvocallyrebuked by the evolutionary psychologists in the public forum.
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It is understandably distressing to feel vulnerablevocally, and the initial temptation is to blame the music.
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Pupils were able to capture electronically a variety of instrumental orvocallyproduced sounds, manipulating and changing the sound through a variety of effects.
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The child is expected tovocallyreproduce the melodic pattern immediately after the stimulus has been provided.
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