TermGallery
Inglês
Inglês
Espanhol
Catalão
Português
Russo
PT
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
1
On the other hand, the bell-ringer was far
more
loquacious
than usual.
2
The preponderance was natural; he was by far the
more
loquacious
.
3
The
more
loquacious
Thénardier became, the more mute was Jean Valjean.
4
It struck me that if we met alone, he might become
more
loquacious
.
5
In another letter he is
more
loquacious
on the subject:-
6
Indeed, remembering Wardle, she seemed to make them
more
loquacious
.
7
While the two elder girls were
more
loquacious
than their wont, Laura was quieter.
8
I suspected he'd be the
more
loquacious
of the two.
9
The fille-de-chambre too was handsome and cleanly-looking, but somewhat
more
loquacious
than a weary traveller required.
10
Lisa,
more
loquacious
,
nodded to it as to a friend when helping Desiree with her furs.
11
He did not, however, become
more
loquacious
;
and, with knit brows, listened to Porphyrius's idle chatter.
12
After the defeat people were
more
loquacious
.
13
Hours later McKay seemed to be no more intoxicated than he had been; no
more
loquacious
or indiscreet.
14
Anselmo was
more
loquacious
than usual.
15
There's nothing
more
loquacious
than remorse.
16
Thanks to the Universal Linguist, Captain Popanilla, under these peculiar circumstances, was
more
loquacious
than could have been Captain Parry.
more
loquacious
more