loudmouth

英 [ˈlaʊdmaʊθ] 美 [ˈlaʊdmaʊθ]

n.  说话大声大气的人; 喋喋不休的人

复数:loudmouths

COCA.31998



牛津词典

noun

  1. 说话大声大气的人;喋喋不休的人
    a person who is annoying because they talk too loudly or too much in an offensive or stupid way

    柯林斯词典

    1. (尤指说话内容令人不悦、具冒犯性或愚蠢可笑的)高谈阔论者,夸夸其谈者,胡吹乱侃者
      If you describe someone as a loudmouth, you are critical of them because they talk a lot, especially in an unpleasant, offensive, or stupid way.

      双语例句

      1. But Mr. Bock suspected that the more pernicious bias was most likely pervasive and hidden, a deep-set part of the culture rather than the work of a few loudmouth sexists.
        不过博克怀疑,更有害的偏见很可能是普遍但隐蔽的,处于文化的深层部分,而不是几个大嘴巴的性别歧视者胡说八道。
      2. Isn't that enough, you loudmouth?
        还不够么?你这个多嘴多舌的家伙。
      3. EXAMPLE: The quiet restaurant was disturbed by a loudmouth who complained about the prices, the food, and even the other customers.
        一位顾客大声抱怨价格不合理,菜不好吃,甚至埋怨别的顾客,打破了餐馆的宁静。
      4. From the moment he arrived, they took against this talented loudmouth.
        从他到的那一刻起,他们就不喜好这位爱放言高论的天赋。
      5. He's such a loudmouth and know-all.
        他是个高谈阔论而又自认无所不知的人。
      6. You're just a loudmouth and a loser.
        你只是一个夸夸其谈的失败者。

      英英释义

      noun

      1. a person who causes trouble by speaking indiscreetly

          Synonym:    blusterer