chattiness
chattiness — 名詞
1. a person's tendency to talk freely and often, especially in a friendly or inform
健談
愛說話的特質
a person's tendency to talk freely and often, especially in a friendly or informal way.
Ilan's chattiness made the long train ride feel much shorter.
Ilan 的健談讓漫長的火車旅程感覺短了許多。
noun phrase: someone's chattiness
The teacher welcomed Linh's chattiness in groups but asked her to listen during presentations.
老師歡迎 Linh 在小組活動中多發言,但請她在簡報時多聽。
contrast: welcomed chattiness but asked her to listen
Karim mistook the host's chattiness for nervousness during the first few minutes.
Karim 在最初幾分鐘把主持人的健談誤以為是緊張。
After two quiet meetings, Naoko surprised the team with her sudden chattiness at lunch.
經過兩次安靜的會議後,Naoko 午餐時突然變得很愛聊天,讓團隊很驚訝。
The app lowers the microphone level automatically when background chattiness gets too loud.
當背景聊天聲變得太大時,這個應用程式會自動降低麥克風音量。
- talkativeness
more general; often describes the habit of talking a lot
- sociability
focuses on enjoying other people's company, not only on talking
用法筆記
Chattiness usually describes friendly, informal talk. It can be positive when the talk helps people feel comfortable, or mildly negative when it becomes distracting.
常見錯誤
Do not use chattiness to mean the content of a conversation. It describes the amount or style of talking, not the topic.