wordy

英 [ˈwɜːdi]

美 [ˈwɜːrdi]

adj.  话多的; 冗长的; 啰唆的

比较级：wordier　

BNC.33817 / COCA.31692

牛津词典

adj.

• 话多的；冗长的；啰唆的
  using too many words, especially formal ones
  1. a wordy and repetitive essay
     一篇冗长繁复的文章

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 啰唆的；冗长的；堆砌词藻的
  If you describe a person's speech or something that they write aswordy, you disapprove of the fact that they use too many words, especially words which are very long, formal, or literary.
  1. The chapter is mostly wordy rhetoric.
     这一章多为冗长的华丽词藻。

英英释义

adj

• using or containing too many words
  1. long-winded (or windy) speakers
  2. verbose and ineffective instructional methods
  3. newspapers of the day printed long wordy editorials
  4. proceedings were delayed by wordy disputes
  Synonym:long-windedtediousverbosewindy

双语例句

• I thought it was wordy in the middle.
  我觉得中间有点冗长。
• Easy: Your letter to promote the language must be concise, not wordy Rory.
  简单：你推广信的语言一定要简练，不要罗里罗嗦。
• This is very wordy code.
  该代码有些冗长。
• She acted wonderfully in the play but he looked a bit wooden and his remarks were too wordy.
  她在剧中的表演很精彩，但他看上去有点呆板，语言太冗长。
• Notice how the exact wording of the use-case steps isn't used because the steps are often too wordy to fit nicely on a diagram.
  请注意，由于步骤的描述往往太过冗长，以至于无法恰当地放在一张图上，因此并没有对用例步骤使用确切的措辞。
• Vague, wordy and often meaningless talk or writing
  （含糊、冗长而常无内容的）谈话或文字
• A wordy gossipy account of a simple incident; a redundant text crammed with amplifications of the obvious.
  对简单的事件的冗长、罗嗦的描述；填满了对明显事物进行详细叙述的冗长课文。
• 397. The wordy lord left his sword on the world.
  397.多话的君主把他的剑留在了世界上。
• I feel that English is a little more wordy than Chinese.
  我感觉英语比汉语罗嗦些。
• This let me believe I am a wordy person.
  这使我觉得我像一个唠唠叨叨的人。