Word
grandiloquence
/grænˈdiləkwəns/
noun
浮夸言辞；夸张语
核心释义
Lofty, pompous or bombastic speech or writing.
- 1.
夸张、华丽或浮夸的言辞或文字。
Lofty, pompous or bombastic speech or writing.
夸张、华丽或浮夸的言辞或文字。；大言不惭；夸张；做作
用法In use
The politician's speech was full of grandiloquence, making it hard for the audience to take him seriously.
用法提示：在这句话中，“grandiloquence”表示演讲中使用了夸张的语言风格。
Her grandiloquence in describing the simple event made it seem more important than it was.
用法提示：在这句话中，“grandiloquence”指的是她用夸张的方式描述事件。
The author's grandiloquence in his writing often overshadowed the actual story.
用法提示：在这句话中，“grandiloquence”指的是作者在写作中使用的夸张语言。
grandiloquence of [noun]
The grandiloquence of his speech failed to impress the audience.
他演讲中的夸张言辞未能打动观众。
with grandiloquence
相关词与表达Connections
易混词Confusing words
词族Word family
- grandiloquent
- 浮夸的；夸张的 · adj.
- grandiloquently
- 浮夸地；夸张地 · adv.
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