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talkative

/ˈtɔː.kə.tɪv/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa que gosta de falar muito ou que fala com frequência e de forma animada.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈtɔː.kə.tɪv/A2formal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa que gosta de falar muito ou que fala com frequência e de forma animada.

Describes a person who likes to talk a lot.

  1. Fond of trivial conversationB1informal

    Inclined to engage in light, unimportant, or casual talk.

    ptTagarela

    • She is so talkative at parties, always chatting about the weather.
    • He became talkative after a few drinks, discussing trivial matters.
    • The talkative neighbor kept me on the phone for an hour.

    Sinônimoschattyeffusivegabbygarrulousloquacioustalkyvoluble

    Antônimosquietreservedsilenttaciturn

  2. Indiscreetly verboseB2informal

    Tending to speak too much, often revealing things unwisely or without caution.

    ptFalador

    • The talkative witness accidentally revealed the secret plan.
    • Be careful not to be too talkative around competitors.
    • His talkative nature got him into trouble with the boss.

    Sinônimosbigmouthedblabbermouthedblabbygossipyleaky

    Antônimosclosemouthedguardedreticentsecretivetaciturn

  3. Friendly and communicativeA2formal

    Having a friendly and open disposition, willing to engage in conversation.

    ptComunicativo

    • The talkative guide made the tour very enjoyable.
    • She is a talkative person who makes everyone feel welcome.
    • He is talkative and always ready to share a story.

    Sinônimoschattycommunicativeconversationalexpansiveforthcominggregariousopenoutgoingsociableunreserved

    Antônimosreservedreticenttaciturnunsociablewithdrawn

Formas
  • more talkative comparative form
  • most talkative superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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