How to pronounce “vocalize” in English

And where women openly vocalize their opinions out loud.

Scott first vocalized his support for marriage equality in 2009, and then again in March, 2013, he wrote an article in the "New York Times," expressing his support

But as soon as we can vocalize and talk to somebody about it, even a person who can't talk, can't emote, can't do anything-- like that blue thing in the back

So where the puppet looks and how it vocalizes is the lead for the other puppeteers, and really for the whole ensemble

So when you're trying to localize a vocalizer-- and you see on the right side of the screen here a four hydrophone array that helps us triangulate

stood out to me about the Catalyst program was exactly what you just vocalized about the perspective that it allowed me to get and allows the volunteers to get.

And I know you and I spoke the other week where you vocalized to me the challenge of keeping your students engaged

We vocalize in the larynx in our throat. And actually lots of other animals vocalize in the throat too.

We might never be able to buzz like a honeybee, or echolocate or vocalize like a bat, but our computers can, powered by AI.

I'll go into the bathroom, and I'll try to vocalize.

And interestingly, research from the US with rats that have been de-vocalized shows that rats who cannot laugh, because they can't make any sounds,

And I thought to myself, OK, I've actually vocalized this to someone.

And the other way, which is even better, is when they vocalize.

But then, suddenly, I think, when I started to vocalize that that was what I wanted to do with my life was to become a writer,