eloquent

1 When his turn comes to address the gathering, Epstein, the celebrated attorney, the thinker, the eloquent yakker, who, like Dershowitz, is never at a loss for words, grips the microphone and says nothing.

2 Looking back on the origins of her relationship, Shapiro enters an eloquent dialogue with her earlier, younger selves.

3 In 1948, Robert C. Cook reviewed Vogt’s “Road to Survival,” an eloquent treatise on earth’s future that Mann argues birthed modern environmentalism.

4 Food writers and chefs far more eloquent than I have weighed in on the importance of incorporating more plant-based meals into our diets for both our personal health as well as that of our planet.

5 Is there a particular scholar who is eloquent about the other side of that argument?

6 His current obscurity is something this documentary, directed by Jonathan Lee and including eloquent testimony from friends, family and admirers, is determined to overcome.

7 The shots of despoiled industrial landscapes in and around New York are mutely eloquent.

8 Near the end, a line from the orchestra’s eloquent concertmaster, Deborah Buck, sailed out of the seething instrumental texture, which built as a distant siren went off and an airplane soared across the cloudless sky.

9 Fortunately, there is more to the book than the author’s often eloquent, occasionally wearisome diatribes against tourism, Italian bureaucracy and a stodgy educational system.

10 Her feet, always strong, are growing more eloquent.

11 But perhaps the most eloquent summation came from Florence Bishop of Richmond, Virginia.

12 His silence is an eloquent and poignant counterpoint to Ms. McKinney’s garrulity; the drama of “Tabloid” resides in the asymmetry between them.

13 An eloquent speaker is one skilled in the use of words.

有口才的人善于用词。

14 O'Mahoney is saddled with an awkward speech explaining the source of Billy's personal and professional devotedness to Emily, but his character's reticence is unfailingly eloquent.

15 Four decades after the photograph was taken, and 14 years after “The Tricky Part” was first staged, the dialogue between the two continues with full eloquent and ambivalent force.

16 Kudos especially to the principal flute, principal oboe, piccolo and French horn for their eloquent phrasing.

17 Lawrence was the best and most eloquent of these manipulators, but he was by no means alone.

18 In person, Nichols couldn’t be more different to his films – he’s open and engaged, and gives long, eloquent answers that sound almost scripted.

19 Captain Cernan, who turns 82 in March, is an eloquent guide to his own career, stretching back to his days as a Navy pilot.

20 The baritone Eugene Chan, 29, controlled and ringing at the top, was also eloquent in Yeletsky’s aria from Tchaikovsky’s “Pique Dame.”

1 眉飞色舞的

beaming beamy

2 流利

fluent voluble fluency

3 有口才的

silver-tongued silver

4 善辩的

fluent voluble voluminous

5 表达清楚的

lucid

6 善辩

voluble volubility voluminous eloquence

7 动人的

feeling engaging touching taking cunning affecting kicky powerful moving thrilling melting catchy snazzy fetching catching

8 富于表情的

expressive speaking talking espressivo

9 动人心弦

tug at on heartstrings

10 令人感动的

affecting

11 有说服力的

strong convincing persuasive cogent forcible

12 雄辩

silver silver-tongued eloquence oratory declamation elocute a silver tongue rhetorical eloquently energetically rhetoric forensic oratorical heroic Ciceronian golden-mouthed speaking mercurial ciceronian demosthenic declaim goldenmouthed fence tirade

13 动人

feeling engaging touching taking cunning affecting kicky touchingly fetchingly takingly

14 雄辩的

silver silver-tongued rhetorical forensic oratorical heroic Ciceronian golden-mouthed speaking mercurial ciceronian demosthenic goldenmouthed

15 流利的

fluent voluble

16 意味深长

significant rich meaning profound expressive purposeful significative significance

17 传神达意

eloquently eloquence

18 有口才

eloquence gift of the gab volubility

19 意味深长的

significant rich meaning profound expressive purposeful significative