单词 | talkative |
释义 | talk·a·tive < was now, especially when fortified with liquor, as talkative as might be — W.M.Thackeray > < this is a talkative town and you are the last person it will spare — O.S.J.Gogarty > < for the first time in all these talkative weeks, people appeared to have nothing much to say, whether they approved of the decision or not — Mollie Panter-Downes > < a talkative book > Synonyms: < told a number of his best Indian stories; for he was extremely talkative in man's society — W.M.Thackeray > < his wife was considerably younger … and talkative where he was monosyllabic — Dorothy Sayers > loquacious commonly implies fluency and ease in speech or an unusual talkativeness < talks in a rapid and persuasive fashion (he is described as loquacious and good-natured) — Current Biography > < the briskness of the mountain atmosphere, or some other cause, made everybody so loquacious — Nathaniel Hawthorne > garrulous usually stresses an unchecked, rambling, often foolish, sometimes tedious, talkativeness < this delightfully garrulous volume of memoirs — Books of the Month > < the Italian quarter, noisy, garrulous, good-natured, and vital — American Guide Series: Massachusetts > < did most of the talking: he was a garrulous young man — T.O.Heggen > < the glories of silent appreciation were shattered by garrulous nothings — William Beebe > < a garrulous old man > voluble suggests a free, easy, often seemingly endless loquacity < a voluble man, given to telling anecdotes — Jean Stafford > < was to placate voluble voters who came in to complain — Sinclair Lewis > < was very voluble, repeating, with increased circumlocutory detail and reference to what he had said to Dick and Dick to him, the account he had originally given to the police — Dorothy Sayers > |
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