loquacious

• adj.饒舌、おしゃべり

語源はラテン語のloqui「話す」。

loquacious

loquacious: see ventriloquist

loquacious (adj.)

1660s, back-formation from loquacity or else formed from stem of Latin loquax (genitive loquacis) "talkative," from loqui "to speak" (see locution) + -ous. Related: Loquaciously; loquaciousness.

1. Davis was never loquacious on the subject of his progeny.

Davis was never on the subject of his progeny.

Davisは子供の話をするときはいつも口数が少ない。

2.The normally loquacious Mr O 'Reilly has said little.

普段は口数の多いオーリー氏はほとんど何も言わなかった。

3.Kennedy had become almost as loquacious as Joe.

ケネディはジョーと同じように小言を言うようになった。

4.Fishes in a public aquarium grow loquacious ，oblivious of their lack of privacy.

水槽の魚はおしゃべりになりすぎて、隠れ場所がないことを気にしていない。

5.The grandsons such have been big，but is also loquacious ！

孫たちはこんなに大きくなったのに、こんなにおしゃべり！