loudmouth的例句大全

Turn up the volume and pretend you can't hear Loudmouth's pleas.

开大音量，假装没有听到他的诉求。

Marcia: I'd rather talk to someone who is a little reticent than a loudmouth.

玛西娅：我宁愿同有点沉默寡言的人讲话也不愿意同大嗓门的人接触。

EXAMPLE: The quiet restaurant was disturbed by a loudmouth who complained about the prices, the food, and even the other customers.

一位顾客大声抱怨价格不合理，菜不好吃，甚至埋怨别的顾客，打破了餐馆的宁静。

Try shaming the loudmouth into straightening out.

试着让那个说话大声的同事感到羞愧。

Bobby Riggs, a loudmouth with hidebound views and a knack for publicity, challenged her to a friendly exhibition.

鲍比·里格斯是一个观点保守、善于宣扬的大嗓门，他向她挑战，要求她出席一场友好的表演赛。

You're just a loudmouth and a loser.

你只是一个夸夸其谈的失败者。

But Mr. Bock suspected that the more pernicious bias was most likely pervasive and hidden, a deep-set part of the culture rather than the work of a few loudmouth sexists.

不过博克怀疑，更有害的偏见很可能是普遍但隐蔽的，处于文化的深层部分，而不是几个大嘴巴的性别歧视者胡说八道。

He's such a loudmouth and know-all.

他是个高谈阔论而又自认无所不知的人。

When Loudmouth is having a rare quiet moment, fake a call to the Bureau of Labor-speak just loudly enough so Loudmouth overhears the phrases 'can't hear myself think,''take legal action,' and 'hostile work environment.'

当大声说话的同事难得安静下来的时候，假装向劳动局打电话——大声一点，这样大声说话的同事可以听到“不为他人着想”，“提起诉讼”，“不良的工作环境”等等词语。

This phrase is the loudmouth version of a talking head, a person, such as a newscaster or pundit, talking on television while shown in a close-up shot, an epithet3 that entered the language around 1976.

这个说法是“接受电视采访者”的“高声讲话”版。新闻广播员或评论员等talking head（电视银幕上发言人的头部特写，指接受采访者）在电视上发表谈话，经常给予特写镜头。这个词在大约1976年就出现了。

From the moment he arrived, they took against this talented loudmouth.

从他到的那一刻起，他们就不喜好这位爱放言高论的天赋。

Isn't that enough, you loudmouth?

还说得不够吗, 你这个多嘴鸟?

He is a loudmouth who cannot be trusted with secrets.

他是个多嘴多舌的人,不能相信他能为别人保守秘密.