单词vocally
adv.: 用嗓音；口头上；大声地；直言不讳地
网络: 用声音
用嗓音；口头上:
in a way that uses the voice
大声地；直言不讳地:
by speaking in a loud and confident way
用声音
adv.franklyinsistentlyvociferouslyvolublyloudly
adv.quietly
A man who switches on his emotions is more likely to go into a reptilian mode and lash out vocally or become aggressive.
情绪变化的男人更可能进入爬虫类动物模式，进行口头攻击或变得咄咄逼人。
Parrots express their emotions vocally and with attitudes and postures, as well.
鹦鹉用声音同时也会藉态度和姿势表达他们的情绪。
Your best customers are the ones who will spread the word about your brand the most vocally .
你最好的客户群是那些对你的品牌做的口头宣传最多的客户。
To understand just how cats vocally manipulate owners, including herself, McComb and her team set up a series of experiments.
为了了解猫怎样用声音控制他们的主人，她自己也一样，McComb和她的团队设置了一系列试验。
It is no longer possible to do anything vocally or physically which will disturb the peace and happiness of others.
不可能再在言语或行为上骚扰别人的安祥与快乐。
In the case of China, ask: Who would buy an offering of bank shares when the government, very vocally, is cracking down on lending?
再说说中国的情况，有人会问：当政府只是口头上说要压低贷款数量时谁会愿意买银行的债券呢？
He was feeling well vocally , he said.
他说，他当时觉得嗓子很好。
Chinese exporters, meanwhile, vocally lobby their government against taking a move they say could destroy their businesses.
与此同时，中国出口商直言不讳地劝告政府，不要采取一种据称可能给他们带来毁灭性打击的措施。
The others balked, France most vocally, accusing Cameron of putting Britain"s perceived interests ahead of resolving the EU"s worst crisis.
其它国家断然反对，尤以法国最为大声，他们指责卡梅伦把想象中的英国利益置于解决欧盟最重大的危机之上。
someone who communicates vocally in a very loud voice.
进行交流时用很大声音的人。