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Перевод: loquacious

[прилагательное]
болтливый; говорливый; словоохотливый; журчащий

Тезаурус:

1. Barry Jones, a north Londoner, was loquacious but less confident.
2. Afterwards, he becomes loquacious about the Stoics, "men who took what came, because they knew that grumbling made no difference."
3. ardent philanthropist, "a loquacious young man with large shining knobs for temples", and a devotee of Mrs Jellyby's, whose daughter, Caddy, he wishes to marry.
4. SITTING in the antechamber to his congressional office, Stephen Solarz, the loquacious representative for New York's 13th congressional district, is taking a five-minute lunch break and wondering whether to run for president.
5. He must have assumed that I meant trouble from the twins, for he suddenly became surprisingly loquacious.
6. Whatever the extent of his self-inflicted frailty, I'd never seen him as good-tempered as he had been recently, or as nervously loquacious.
7. The United States, the most loquacious exponent of peace, had also been the most reluctant member of the international community to accept the PLO as representative for the Palestinians.
8. Sometimes they are loquacious and mirthful when ill.
9. Mark's meeting with the Irish Minister of Industry and his loquacious officials was pure theatre.
10. We are corporate directors - gregarious, shifty, a little dull; or doctors - placid, reassuring, secretive; or designers - harassed, passionate, loquacious.
11. It was the overly loquacious Lord Macaulay who called him the Smith of Smiths.
12. Old hands from the music business - usually loquacious if invited to reminisce - were struck by collective amnesia when I asked them about Dury.
13. "Career politicians are almost the only politicians left in the upper echelons of British politics and government," observed Professor Anthony King, the loquacious professor of government at Essex University in the early eighties.