How is the word exprimer translated from French to English

Formuler clairement ses idées avec des mots.

To express thoughts clearly in words.

verb
English translation
Articulate

Examples with “exprimer”

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  • Elle a exprimé ses inquiétudes pendant la réunion. She articulated her concerns at the meeting.

  • C'est un orateur éloquent. He is an articulate public speaker.

  • Essaie d'exprimer ce qui te dérange. Try to articulate what bothers you.

  • Elle devient étonnamment éloquente quand le sujet l'intéresse. She becomes surprisingly articulate when the topic interests her.

  • Peux-tu exprimer le plan en une phrase ? Can you articulate the plan in one sentence?

  • Les réponses les plus éloquentes venaient des plus jeunes élèves. The most articulate answers came from the youngest students.

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FAQ about “exprimer”

How is “exprimer” translated from French?
“exprimer” translates into English as “Articulate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “exprimer” mean?
Meaning of “exprimer”: Formuler clairement ses idées avec des mots. In English — “Articulate”.
What part of speech is “exprimer”?
“exprimer” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “exprimer”?
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