verbiage
英 [ˈvɜːbiɪdʒ]
美 [ˈvɜːrbiɪdʒ]
n. 冗词; 赘语; 晦涩
BNC.34203 / COCA.28796
牛津词典
noun
- 冗词；赘语；晦涩
the use of too many words, or of more difficult words than are needed, to express an idea
柯林斯词典
- N-UNCOUNT 冗词;赘语;废话
If you refer to someone's speech or writing asverbiage, you are critical of them because they use too many words, which makes their speech or writing difficult to understand.- Stripped of their pretentious verbiage, his statements come dangerously close to inviting racial hatred.
抛开那些夸大其词的冗词赘语不论，他的言论有挑起种族仇恨的危险。
- Stripped of their pretentious verbiage, his statements come dangerously close to inviting racial hatred.
双语例句
- The speaker lost himself in verbiage.
那个人演讲叠床架屋兴头十足。 - But when programmers want to write simple test code without all the verbiage involved in a doctest, then test functions are a wonderful way to write.
但是，如果程序员希望编写简单的测试代码，不愿意考虑doctest涉及的乱七八糟的东西，那么测试函数是很好的方法。 - Stripped of their pretentious verbiage, his statements come dangerously close to inviting racial hatred.
抛开那些夸大其词的冗词赘语不论，他的言论有挑起种族仇恨的危险。 - A point that has been missed in all the verbiage of recent days is how much her thinking owed to Keith Joseph, the Conservative who helped to put the idea of a genuine free market back on the political agenda.
近日诸多长篇大论都忽视了一点：撒切尔的思想有多少要归功于基斯•约瑟夫（KeithJoseph）？作为一名保守党员，约瑟夫曾帮助推动真正的自由市场思想重新登上政治议程。 - Lots of verbiage about why your run-time bots won't work on the destination server.
关于实时运行组件无法在目的服务器工作的废话。 - But lurking beneath the verbiage are two economic realities largely ignored by both political parties.
然而，长篇大论的背后，潜藏着美国两大政党都几乎忽略了的两个经济现实。 - The positive attitude indicated both in the image and the verbiage arouses the viewers 'interest and stimulates their desire to buy.
图像和文本所表达的积极态度引起观看者兴趣和购买欲。 - Slough off unimportant verbiage.
删除无关紧要的空话。 - In the IT industry, developers have generated many innovative ideas; some are used for years before verbiage is invented to describe them.
在IT行业中，开发人员想到了很多新的创意：有些创意在使用专业词汇对它们进行描述之前已经运用了很多年。 - He was a more than commonly candid English gentleman in his avowed dislike of the poet's nonsense, verbiage and verse.
他比一般无偏见的英国绅士更加公然地宣称：他讨厌诗人的言之无物、冗词赘语和咬文嚼字。