Word familynounvocalesevocalisevocalismvocalistvocalityvocalizationvocalizervocalnessvoculevocal cordsadjectivevocalicvociculturalvocularvocalverbvocalizeadverbvocally
vocal opponent/critic/supporter etc• The priest, Gleb Yakunin, long has been a vocal critic and irritant to secular as well as religiousauthorities.• As his more vocal opponents began to demand his resignation, Wahid insisted he still had Megawati's support.• Fife Symington has been a vocal opponent of a Proposition 187 movement in Arizona.• Many are vocal opponents of liberalised international markets in general.• Has Visa International -- one of the most vocal opponents of so-calledambush marketing -- ended up ambushing itself?• Sun is campaigning against Microsoft Corp., a vocal critic of the standards plan.• Switchboard became a vocal opponent of the tactics, providing material for parliamentary and mediaattacks upon the practices.
on vocals• The album features Jim Boquist on vocals.• We went to see a band who had Julia Fordham on backing vocals.• The band was formed in 1999, with Stevie on vocals.
VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITIONVERBS➤be大聲自信地表達意見▸➤become變得直言ADVERB➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.極其/相當/非常坦率直言▸➤highly暢所欲言◇a highly vocal opposition group一個敢於直言的反對派團體➤increasingly日益直言不諱的◇criticized by a small but increasingly vocal minority受到人數不多但言辭越來越激烈的少數派的批評PREPOSITION➤about對⋯直言◇women who are very vocal about men's failings直言男性缺點的女性➤in在⋯方面直言◇They have been very vocal in their opposition to the plan.他們一直直言不諱地反對這個計劃。