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/ˈvɜːbl//ˈvɜːrbl/The word "verbal" originally came from the Latin word "verbum," meaning "word." During the Middle Ages, as Latin became the language of scholarship and learning, "verbum" and its derivatives were frequently used in academic and scholarly contexts. The English language adopted the word "verbal" in the 16th century, and it initially referred to anything related to words or language. In particular, "verbal" was used to describe spoken words or speech, as opposed to written words or text. Over time, the use of "verbal" in English expanded to include other meanings, such as "related to or representing something in verbal form" and "given or expressed in words rather than action." Today, "verbal" is a commonly used English word that describes anything related to language or communication. In medical and psychological contexts, it is often used to refer specifically to communication through spoken words as opposed to non-verbal communication, such as body language or facial expressions.
relating to words
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Người xin việc phải có kỹ năng nói tốt.
giao tiếp phi ngôn ngữ (= biểu hiện của khuôn mặt, cử chỉ, v.v.)
spoken, not written
nói, không viết
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hướng dẫn bằng lời nói
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relating to verbs
liên quan đến động từ
một danh từ bằng lời (= một danh từ được hình thành từ một động từ, ví dụ như hút thuốc)
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