logorrhea
logorrhea — 名詞
1. a style of speaking or writing that uses far more words than necessary, often in
冗語
過度且缺乏條理的說話或寫作
a style of speaking or writing that uses far more words than necessary, often in a confused or disorganised way that makes the meaning hard to follow
Mert's conference speech was filled with logorrhea and repeated the same points for an hour.
Mert 的會議演講充滿了冗語,同樣的要點重複了一個小時。
logorrhea + filled with + speech
The guest columnist's logorrhea turned a simple reply into a three-thousand-word essay.
那位專欄作家的冗語把一篇簡單的回覆變成了一篇三千字的文章。
Arjun removed the logorrhea from the report to make the main argument clearer.
Arjun 刪除了報告中的冗語,讓主要論點更加清楚。
Lien's blog posts suffer from logorrhea, burying interesting ideas under endless paragraphs.
Lien 的部落格文章深受冗語之苦,精彩的內容被埋在沒完沒了的段落中。
文法句型
logorrhea + of + [speech/writing]
用法筆記
Uncountable noun — not used in the plural. Frequently modified by adjectives such as 'sheer,' 'verbal,' or 'rambling.' Typically used to criticise public speech or writing rather than casual conversation.
常見錯誤
2. a medically significant form of excessive, confused speech that occurs as a symp
多語症
精神疾病導致的病態多言
a medically significant form of excessive, confused speech that occurs as a symptom of certain psychiatric or neurological conditions
The patient's logorrhea during the manic episode made Dr. Okafor's evaluation impossible.
病人在躁症發作期間的多語症使 Dr. Okafor 無法進行評估。
medical context: manic episode
The nursing staff recognised Hoa's sudden logorrhea as a sign her medication needed adjustment.
護理人員察覺 Hoa 突然出現多語症,是藥量需要調整的徵兆。
collocation: sudden logorrhea
Quinn's logorrhea subsided once the mood stabiliser took effect, allowing more coherent conversation.
Quinn 的多語症在情緒穩定劑生效後逐漸緩解,對話也變得更有條理。
Mateo's logorrhea was one of the first symptoms his family noticed before the diagnosis.
Mateo 的多語症是家人在確診前最先注意到的症狀之一。
- pressure of speech
clinical term for rapid, driven speech seen in mania
- volubility
formal; fluent, ceaseless speech, not necessarily pathological
文法句型
logorrhea + is a symptom of + [condition]
patient + exhibits + logorrhea
用法筆記
Frequently used in clinical psychiatry to describe a symptom of bipolar disorder (manic phase) and certain neurological conditions. Distinguish from sense 1, which is a general criticism, by the presence of an underlying medical diagnosis or pathological context.