wordy

Wordy

形容词

1. 冗长的；啰嗦的：
词义:指文本或语言过于冗长、啰嗦，含有不必要的细节或废话。
例句:
1. His writing style is too wordy for my taste. (他的写作风格对我来说太冗长了。)
2. The report was so wordy that it was difficult to understand. (那份报告太啰嗦了，很难理解。)

名词

1. 冗长；啰嗦：
词义:指文本或语言的冗长和啰嗦。
例句:
1. His essay is full of wordy and unnecessary descriptions. (他的文章充满了冗长而不必要的描述。)
2. The professor criticized the student's paper for its wordiness. (教授批评了学生的论文因为其中过于冗长。)

词语辨析

1. wordy vs verbose:
区别:两者都有“冗长的；啰嗦的”之意，但verbose更强调过度使用词语，而wordy更强调冗长和废话。
例句:
1. Her speech was so verbose that half of the audience fell asleep. (她的演讲过于啰嗦，一半的听众都睡着了。)
2. The article was criticized for being wordy and lacking substance. (这篇文章因为冗长而缺乏实质内容而受到批评。)

词汇扩充

1. wordiness:
词义:指文本或语言的冗长和啰嗦。
例句:
1. The wordiness of the novel made it difficult to finish. (这部小说的冗长使得读完变得困难。)
2. The speaker's wordiness made the audience lose interest. (演讲者冗长的言辞让观众失去了兴趣。)

近义词

反义词

柯林斯词典

wordy
形容词: If you say that someone or something is wordy, you mean that they use too many words, especially words which are very long, formal, or literary.
例句:
1. His prose is as wordy as his speaking style. (他的散文和他的演讲风格一样冗长。)
2. Most readers find it wordy, self-indulgent and boring. (大多数读者觉得它冗长、自我放纵和无聊。)

牛津词典

wordy
形容词: Using or expressed in too many words; verbose.
例句:
1. A wordy essay. (一篇冗长的文章。)
2. The speech was long and wordy. (演讲冗长而啰嗦。)

用法

1. be wordy:
例句:
1. The author tends to be wordy in his writing. (这位作者在写作中倾向于冗长。)
2. Don't be too wordy in your presentation, keep it concise and to the point. (在你的演讲中不要过于冗长，保持简洁而有重点。)

例句

1. Her writing style is too wordy for my liking.
2. I found the article to be unnecessarily wordy.
3. The professor criticized the student's essay for its wordiness.
4. His speech was so wordy that I lost interest halfway through.
5. The book is filled with wordy descriptions that slow down the pace of the story.
6. The report was criticized for its excessive wordiness and lack of clarity.
7. She has a tendency to be wordy in her emails, often including unnecessary details.
8. The editor suggested cutting out some of the wordy paragraphs to tighten up the article.
9. I prefer concise writing that gets to the point rather than wordy explanations.
10. The wordiness of the contract made it difficult to understand the terms and conditions.
11. His wordy response did not answer the question directly.
12. The author's wordy style detracted from the impact of the story.
13. The wordiness of the legal document made it difficult for the average person to understand.
14. She criticized the politician's speech for its wordiness and lack of substance.
15. The teacher asked the students to rewrite their essays and eliminate any unnecessary wordiness.
16. The novel received mixed reviews, with some praising its intricate plot and others criticizing its wordiness.
17. He tends to be wordy in his explanations, often going off on tangents that are not relevant to the main topic.
18. The wordiness of the government report made it hard for the public to fully grasp the implications of the proposed policy.
19. His wordy writing style may appeal to some readers who enjoy rich descriptions, but others may find it tedious.
20. The professor advised the student to revise their paper and remove any wordiness that detracted from the main argument.
21. The wordiness of the contract made it difficult for the layman to understand their rights and obligations.