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1 verbeux
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2 bavard
bavard, e [bavaʀ, aʀd]1. adjective[personne] elle est bavarde she talks all the time2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *
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bavarde bavaʀ, aʀd adjectif1) ( loquace) talkative2) ( indiscret)
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nom masculin, féminin1) ( personne loquace) chatterbox2) ( personne indiscrète) indiscreet person, bigmouth (colloq)* * *bavaʀ, aʀd adj bavard, -e1) (qui parle beaucoup) talkative2) (= indiscret) gossipy* * *A adj1 ( qui parle beaucoup) [personne] talkative;2 ( qui commet des indiscrétions) on ne peut pas lui faire confiance, il est trop bavard he can't be trusted, he talks too much ou he can't keep his mouth shut;B nm,f1 ( personne qui parle beaucoup) chatterbox; un bavard impénitent an incorrigible chatterbox;2 ( personne qui commet des indiscrétions) indiscreet person, bigmouth○.( féminin bavarde) [bavar, ard] adjectif[personne] talkativeelle n'était pas bien bavarde ce soir she hardly said a word ou she wasn't in a talkative mood tonight————————, bavarde [bavar, ard] nom masculin, nom fémininles bavards, on leur règle leur compte! [délateurs] we know how to deal with informers! -
3 phraser
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4 prolixe
prolixe [pʀɔliks]adjective[orateur, discours] verbose* * *pʀɔliksadjectif verbose, prolix* * *pʀɔliks adj* * *prolixe adj verbose, prolix.[prɔliks] adjectifil n'est pas prolixe [pas bavard] he's a man of few words -
5 redondant
redondant, e [ʀ(ə)dɔ̃dɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective[style] redundant* * *redondante ʀ(ə)dɔ̃dɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) [style] verbose; [terme] superfluous, redundant2) Linguistique redundant* * *redondant, redondante adj1 [style] verbose; [terme] superfluous, redundant;2 Ling redundant;( féminin redondante) [rədɔ̃dɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif
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wordy — index flatulent, loquacious, profuse, prolific, prolix, redundant, turgid, voluble Burton s Legal Thesaurus … Law dictionary
wordy — O.E. wordig verbose; see WORD (Cf. word) + Y (Cf. y) (2) … Etymology dictionary
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wordy — adjective (wordier; est) Date: 12th century 1. using or containing many and usually too many words 2. of or relating to words ; verbal • wordily adverb • wordiness noun Synonyms: wordy … New Collegiate Dictionary
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