prolixity in Chinese
prolixity in Chinese is 口才 — prolixity means the habit of using far more words than are needed, making something dull to read or hear.
prolixity in Chinese
口才
Pronounced: kǒu cái
Long-windedness, tiresome length, excess of words.
What does "prolixity" mean?
- noun The habit of using far more words than are needed, making something dull to read or hear.
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What is "prolixity" in Chinese?
"prolixity" in Chinese is 口才. prolixity means: The habit of using far more words than are needed, making something dull to read or hear.
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"prolixity" in Chinese is 口才, pronounced "kǒu cái".
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