Definition of talkative in English:

talkative

adjective ˈtɔːkətɪvˈtɔkədɪv

Fond of or given to talking.
健谈的
the talkative driver hadn't stopped chatting
这个健谈的司机就没有停止过闲聊。
Example sentencesExamples
- Other than that, I haven't really been all that talkative today, because I've had a pounding headache.
- Yes, the neighbours are exceptionally friendly and talkative, but no more so than the ones where we lived before.
- Naturally talkative, Theroux discovered the candour as well as the secretiveness of the island's people.
- This way the talkative neighbour or the sick child will only set you back temporarily and you will have the rest of the week to catch up.
- His son, who was usually quiet and shy, was very talkative that morning.
- Shi Jialei, who is talkative and always wears a smile, said he was a wordless and silent child before he came to the school.
- The mother was more talkative, the driver said, and had said how terrible it was to have to thumb home.
- She is a most improbable superstar, this small, talkative, unshowy, and resoundingly English mother of two.
- Fishermen are not talkative to non-participants; one should not come between them and their river.
- So, joining him in the suite are his taciturn driver and a talkative tailor named George.
- I started chatting away to him as he had his back to me, but he was less than talkative for some reason, I was lucky if I got a grunt back.
- The busy staff were attentive, talkative and to be honest, a bit embarrassingly deferential at times.
- Dad just talked to him two days ago, and he was in a great mood, talkative, and totally fine.
- But while you need to talk, I don't think you need to be too talkative or have to explain everything you do all the time.
- I didn't really know what to say and, in these scenes, I always tend to let anyone else talkative carry on while I keep quiet.
- He became talkative and mentioned his family, the small taxi company he works for, the change of this city.
- While travelling on the buses, I encountered a very talkative bus driver.
- The parents are talkative, polite and determined to put the past behind them.
- The driver turns out to be very talkative and good company.
- She was a shy girl, but quite talkative after warming up to the person she was conversing with.
Synonyms
chatty, loquacious, garrulous, voluble, conversational, gossipy, gossiping, chattery, chattering, babbling, blathering, gibbering, communicative
long-winded, wordy, verbose, profuse, prolix, rambling, gushing, effusive
informal gabby, mouthy, big-mouthed, with the gift of the gab, having kissed the blarney stone, yakking, gassy, talky
British informal able to talk the hind legs off a donkey
rare multiloquent, multiloquous

Derivatives

talkatively

adverbˈtɔːkətɪvliˈtɔkədɪvli

In England I behaved as confidently and talkatively as I felt like being on a given day.
Example sentencesExamples
- I also paid quite a lot of attention to trying to draw in all the members of the group into the conversation, and encouraging them all to be active participants even though some obviously seemed less talkatively inclined than others.
- Walking home from the pub had seemed like a fine idea an hour ago, when the alcohol was still making him feel warm and talkatively cheerful.
- His talkatively rat-a-tat way of controlling the people to whom he speaks, hypnotically demanding their unmitigated attention with his acidic words and almost manic delivery, is an overpoweringly logical way to intellectually disarm and defeat those around him, and the speech to Benny introduces the viewer to the characteristic.
- ‘Web of deception’ is written from the US perspective and is supported, richly and talkatively, with cases, stories and examples from that country.

talkativeness

noun ˈtɔːkətɪvnəsˈtɔkədɪvnəs

It takes a lot of chutzpah to accept and admit one's weaknesses, if talkativeness is one.
Example sentencesExamples
- The precocious talkativeness is a major attribute of the boy, who is known by the name of his class rather than a real proper name.
- The researchers measured four extraverted characteristics - talkativeness, assertiveness, adventurousness and energy level - in 46 college students.
- But while White's words are designed to boost his own players rather than infuriate the opposition, it could be argued that his talkativeness may create extra pressure for his team.
- It is Risma's talkativeness and maternal instincts that Suhartono appreciates most about her.

Definition of talkative in US English:

talkative

adjectiveˈtɔkədɪvˈtôkədiv

Fond of or given to talking.
健谈的
the talkative driver hadn't stopped chatting
这个健谈的司机就没有停止过闲聊。
Example sentencesExamples
- Dad just talked to him two days ago, and he was in a great mood, talkative, and totally fine.
- Other than that, I haven't really been all that talkative today, because I've had a pounding headache.
- The parents are talkative, polite and determined to put the past behind them.
- The mother was more talkative, the driver said, and had said how terrible it was to have to thumb home.
- She is a most improbable superstar, this small, talkative, unshowy, and resoundingly English mother of two.
- But while you need to talk, I don't think you need to be too talkative or have to explain everything you do all the time.
- The busy staff were attentive, talkative and to be honest, a bit embarrassingly deferential at times.
- I didn't really know what to say and, in these scenes, I always tend to let anyone else talkative carry on while I keep quiet.
- His son, who was usually quiet and shy, was very talkative that morning.
- While travelling on the buses, I encountered a very talkative bus driver.
- He became talkative and mentioned his family, the small taxi company he works for, the change of this city.
- So, joining him in the suite are his taciturn driver and a talkative tailor named George.
- Yes, the neighbours are exceptionally friendly and talkative, but no more so than the ones where we lived before.
- Fishermen are not talkative to non-participants; one should not come between them and their river.
- She was a shy girl, but quite talkative after warming up to the person she was conversing with.
- Naturally talkative, Theroux discovered the candour as well as the secretiveness of the island's people.
- This way the talkative neighbour or the sick child will only set you back temporarily and you will have the rest of the week to catch up.
- Shi Jialei, who is talkative and always wears a smile, said he was a wordless and silent child before he came to the school.
- The driver turns out to be very talkative and good company.
- I started chatting away to him as he had his back to me, but he was less than talkative for some reason, I was lucky if I got a grunt back.
Synonyms
chatty, loquacious, garrulous, voluble, conversational, gossipy, gossiping, chattery, chattering, babbling, blathering, gibbering, communicative

词汇	talkative
释义	Definition of talkative in English: talkative adjective ˈtɔːkətɪvˈtɔkədɪv Fond of or given to talking. 健谈的 the talkative driver hadn't stopped chatting 这个健谈的司机就没有停止过闲聊。 Example sentencesExamples Other than that, I haven't really been all that talkative today, because I've had a pounding headache. Yes, the neighbours are exceptionally friendly and talkative, but no more so than the ones where we lived before. Naturally talkative, Theroux discovered the candour as well as the secretiveness of the island's people. This way the talkative neighbour or the sick child will only set you back temporarily and you will have the rest of the week to catch up. His son, who was usually quiet and shy, was very talkative that morning. Shi Jialei, who is talkative and always wears a smile, said he was a wordless and silent child before he came to the school. The mother was more talkative, the driver said, and had said how terrible it was to have to thumb home. She is a most improbable superstar, this small, talkative, unshowy, and resoundingly English mother of two. Fishermen are not talkative to non-participants; one should not come between them and their river. So, joining him in the suite are his taciturn driver and a talkative tailor named George. I started chatting away to him as he had his back to me, but he was less than talkative for some reason, I was lucky if I got a grunt back. The busy staff were attentive, talkative and to be honest, a bit embarrassingly deferential at times. Dad just talked to him two days ago, and he was in a great mood, talkative, and totally fine. But while you need to talk, I don't think you need to be too talkative or have to explain everything you do all the time. I didn't really know what to say and, in these scenes, I always tend to let anyone else talkative carry on while I keep quiet. He became talkative and mentioned his family, the small taxi company he works for, the change of this city. While travelling on the buses, I encountered a very talkative bus driver. The parents are talkative, polite and determined to put the past behind them. The driver turns out to be very talkative and good company. She was a shy girl, but quite talkative after warming up to the person she was conversing with. Synonyms chatty, loquacious, garrulous, voluble, conversational, gossipy, gossiping, chattery, chattering, babbling, blathering, gibbering, communicative long-winded, wordy, verbose, profuse, prolix, rambling, gushing, effusive informal gabby, mouthy, big-mouthed, with the gift of the gab, having kissed the blarney stone, yakking, gassy, talky British informal able to talk the hind legs off a donkey rare multiloquent, multiloquous Derivatives talkatively adverbˈtɔːkətɪvliˈtɔkədɪvli In England I behaved as confidently and talkatively as I felt like being on a given day. Example sentencesExamples I also paid quite a lot of attention to trying to draw in all the members of the group into the conversation, and encouraging them all to be active participants even though some obviously seemed less talkatively inclined than others. Walking home from the pub had seemed like a fine idea an hour ago, when the alcohol was still making him feel warm and talkatively cheerful. His talkatively rat-a-tat way of controlling the people to whom he speaks, hypnotically demanding their unmitigated attention with his acidic words and almost manic delivery, is an overpoweringly logical way to intellectually disarm and defeat those around him, and the speech to Benny introduces the viewer to the characteristic. ‘Web of deception’ is written from the US perspective and is supported, richly and talkatively, with cases, stories and examples from that country. talkativeness noun ˈtɔːkətɪvnəsˈtɔkədɪvnəs It takes a lot of chutzpah to accept and admit one's weaknesses, if talkativeness is one. Example sentencesExamples The precocious talkativeness is a major attribute of the boy, who is known by the name of his class rather than a real proper name. The researchers measured four extraverted characteristics - talkativeness, assertiveness, adventurousness and energy level - in 46 college students. But while White's words are designed to boost his own players rather than infuriate the opposition, it could be argued that his talkativeness may create extra pressure for his team. It is Risma's talkativeness and maternal instincts that Suhartono appreciates most about her. Definition of talkative in US English: talkative adjectiveˈtɔkədɪvˈtôkədiv Fond of or given to talking. 健谈的 the talkative driver hadn't stopped chatting 这个健谈的司机就没有停止过闲聊。 Example sentencesExamples Dad just talked to him two days ago, and he was in a great mood, talkative, and totally fine. Other than that, I haven't really been all that talkative today, because I've had a pounding headache. The parents are talkative, polite and determined to put the past behind them. The mother was more talkative, the driver said, and had said how terrible it was to have to thumb home. She is a most improbable superstar, this small, talkative, unshowy, and resoundingly English mother of two. But while you need to talk, I don't think you need to be too talkative or have to explain everything you do all the time. The busy staff were attentive, talkative and to be honest, a bit embarrassingly deferential at times. I didn't really know what to say and, in these scenes, I always tend to let anyone else talkative carry on while I keep quiet. His son, who was usually quiet and shy, was very talkative that morning. While travelling on the buses, I encountered a very talkative bus driver. He became talkative and mentioned his family, the small taxi company he works for, the change of this city. So, joining him in the suite are his taciturn driver and a talkative tailor named George. Yes, the neighbours are exceptionally friendly and talkative, but no more so than the ones where we lived before. Fishermen are not talkative to non-participants; one should not come between them and their river. She was a shy girl, but quite talkative after warming up to the person she was conversing with. Naturally talkative, Theroux discovered the candour as well as the secretiveness of the island's people. This way the talkative neighbour or the sick child will only set you back temporarily and you will have the rest of the week to catch up. Shi Jialei, who is talkative and always wears a smile, said he was a wordless and silent child before he came to the school. The driver turns out to be very talkative and good company. I started chatting away to him as he had his back to me, but he was less than talkative for some reason, I was lucky if I got a grunt back. Synonyms chatty, loquacious, garrulous, voluble, conversational, gossipy, gossiping, chattery, chattering, babbling, blathering, gibbering, communicative
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