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voluble 【voluble】adj.口若悬河Her explanations for failure to do the work were voluble but not easily believed.她对工作失败的解释口若悬河，但不易为人相信。

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['vɑːljəbl] 
volublemarked by a ready flow of speech
Voluble describes someone who talks a lot, like your aunt who can’t stop telling you to cut your hair or a political candidate who makes twenty speeches on the day before the election.
Have you ever found it especially hard to interrupt someone who talks a lot when he or she gets on a roll? If so, it won’t surprise you that the adjective voluble traces back to the Latin word volvere, meaning “to roll.” The word voluble describes talking continuously, fluently, at great length, in a steady flow. You’ll know it when you meet voluble talkers: they just keep rolling on and on.
All forms of 'voluble' will appear on average once every 1862 pages.volubilityvolublevolubly

Front	voluble
Pron	['vɑːljəbl]
Back	【voluble】 adj.口若悬河 Her explanations for failure to do the work were voluble but not easily believed. 她对工作失败的解释口若悬河，但不易为人相信。
Vocab	volublemarked by a ready flow of speech Voluble describes someone who talks a lot, like your aunt who can’t stop telling you to cut your hair or a political candidate who makes twenty speeches on the day before the election. Have you ever found it especially hard to interrupt someone who talks a lot when he or she gets on a roll? If so, it won’t surprise you that the adjective voluble traces back to the Latin word volvere, meaning “to roll.” The word voluble describes talking continuously, fluently, at great length, in a steady flow. You’ll know it when you meet voluble talkers: they just keep rolling on and on. All forms of 'voluble' will appear on average once every 1862 pages. volubility voluble volubly

Voluble Describes Talks Word Vɑːljəbl Adj.口若悬河 Explanations Failure