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Word · Idiom

fluent and eloquent speech

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

idiom

eloquent; to have words flow from one's mouth like a well-written essay

commendatory

Used to praise someone's eloquence or quick wit in speech. It often implies a natural, effortless talent.

Zhè这
wèi位
zhǔ主
chí持
rén人
zhēn真
shì是
chū出
kǒu口
chéng成
zhāng章
 ,
rèn任
hé何
huà话
tí题
dōu都
néng能
kǎn侃
kǎn侃
ér而
tán谈
 。

This host is truly eloquent; he can talk fluently on any topic.

Tā他
cái才
huá华
héng横
yì溢
 ,
cháng常
cháng常
chū出
kǒu口
chéng成
zhāng章
 ,
lìng令
rén人
pèi佩
fú服
 。

He is extremely talented and often speaks with such eloquence that it commands admiration.

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Bié别
kàn看
tā他
nián年
jì纪
xiǎo小
 ,
biàn辩
lùn论
qǐ起
lái来
què却
shì是
chū出
kǒu口
chéng成
zhāng章
 ,
luó逻
jí辑
qīng清
xī晰
 。

Despite his young age, when he debates, his words flow like a well-structured essay, and his logic is clear.