How to pronounce “vocabulary” in English

vocabulary.

vocabulary 50 60 70 80,000 words and if you ever catch

vocabulary that gives them permission they may not know how and so that's part of being

vocabulary right now imagine a world where people had richer vocabularies you know vocabularies are shrinking today if

vocabulary better Storyteller that's a powerful framework

vocabulary to do it either so a lot of what we do for younger kids is sort of teaching them feelings words and and

vocabulary and since then I have belonged to many many other tribes uh so

vocabulary, remember vocabulary.

vocabulary recall.

vocabulary do you say things like ah it's a pain in my neck oh man that guy made me sick can you relate to those you

vocabulary and uh these are the rules these are the

Vocabulary used is similar.

vocabulary speech recognition May's rent many many honors

vocabulary of four letter words to describe things."

vocabulary to describe that change are out of sync and I think that that is part of the

vocabulary I lean towards Samuel because he is after all my principal audience I love

vocabulary than I was learning at the language school down the street.

Greater vocabulary with age.

Your vocabulary peaks at age 50.

The vocabulary may not be right.

our vocabulary we'll spend the bulk of our time taking questions from the

primitive vocabulary spoken entirely in the present tense.

those vocabulary words, I'm also maybe pulling in some of the sights, the sounds, the tastes, the feelings, the things going on around and in me.

emotional vocabulary, et cetera.

So the Sumerian vocabulary had a lot of words that were probably differentiated by tone.

in their spoken vocabulary.

It has far richer vocabulary, and the syntax is much more complex.

The shared vocabulary, norm of how to respond.

their own branded vocabulary.

And that vocabulary, whether you're ordering something that's animal style or double double, it makes you feel as if you are part of a community,

Whereas dialect is lexical vocabulary and grammatical features.

Probably to our Western vocabulary, somebody would say a lot of tragedy, a lot of heartache, a lot of trauma.

don't have the vocabulary for, like you said.

If a theologically-based vocabulary suited some of its ends, if occasionally it was called "bottled sunlight," the most pervasive metaphor

We have a vocabulary, a very long-standing vocabulary, for dealing with enormous, invisible forces that guard our destiny, and it's the vocabulary

I started with the vocabulary of all the bad words.

build your verbal vocabulary language vocabulary visual vocabulary oral vocabulary build but build your

so you see when vocabulary shrink we have we have lesser available

movements in your movement vocabulary is going to be hugely beneficial, right?

a sort of Niche vocabulary probably not quite as aggressive as some of these twitchers seem to be apparently British

the most fantastic uh vocabulary so um Gary Neville for example if you're a football fan gets a frequent looking cuz

well as their vocabulary and I was really gutted because I hadn't got half of what they said in the book so I

asid there their vocabulary was astonishingly rude and in the countdown Studio the sound technicians are the ones that move around completely

There's a vocabulary.

and that's vocabulary.

or a common creative vocabulary for putting together characters and story lines.

And the vocabulary of humans and machines is already obsolete because if by machine is meant a physical system capable of performing

And then each vocabulary becomes more and more sophisticated, say, pessimism, optimism, or privacy, something

I think vocabulary means a lot.