1. His loquaciousness made him the center of every conversation.
他的健谈使他成为每次谈话的焦点。

2. The teacher appreciated her loquaciousness during class discussions.
老师欣赏她在课堂讨论中的健谈表现。

3. His loquaciousness sometimes annoyed his quiet colleagues.
他的多话有时让安静的同事感到困扰。

4. There is a charm in her loquaciousness that makes people comfortable.
她的健谈有一种让人感到轻松的魅力。

A: His loquaciousness made the meeting longer than expected.
A：他的健谈让会议比预期更长。

B: Yes, but it also brought many useful ideas.
B：是的，但也带来了许多有用的想法。

1) 指一个人非常健谈的特质

2) 表示说话较多、表达欲强的状态

3) 常用于正式或书面语描述说话风格

4) 有时含轻微“话多”的贬义

1. 健谈；多话的特性

e.g. His loquaciousness impressed the interviewer.
他的健谈给面试官留下了深刻印象。

2. 话多的状态或倾向

e.g. Her loquaciousness filled the room with constant chatter.
她的健谈让房间里充满了谈话声。

noun

1. The quality of being very talkative or given to excessive speech.

Synonym: verbosity, loquacity