n.冗长

The professor's lectures were notorious for their lengthiness, often extending well beyond the scheduled class time.
教授的讲座以其冗长而闻名，常常远远超出预定的课堂时间。
The report suffered from unnecessary lengthiness, with pages of redundant information that could have been summarized in a few paragraphs.
报告因不必要的冗长而受损，有好几页多余的信息其实只需几段话就能概括。
Despite the author's attempt to engage the reader, the novel's lengthiness made it difficult to maintain interest throughout.
尽管作者努力吸引读者，小说的冗长还是让读者难以自始至终保持兴趣。
The meeting was characterized by a level of lengthiness that frustrated many attendees who had hoped for quick decisions.
会议因其冗长而著称，这让许多希望快速做出决定的参会者感到沮丧。
In an effort to combat lengthiness, the editor suggested cutting out several chapters from the manuscript.
为了解决冗长的问题，编辑建议从手稿中删去几个章节。
The presenter's habit of digressing into unrelated topics contributed significantly to the overall lengthiness of the seminar.
演讲者习惯性地离题讲述不相关的话题，这对研讨会的整体冗长有着重大影响。
The film's director was criticized for prioritizing style over substance, resulting in a movie plagued by lengthiness and lack of depth.
该电影导演因过分注重形式而非内容而受到批评，导致影片冗长且缺乏深度。
The instruction manual was so lengthy and detailed that users often found themselves lost in its lengthiness instead of finding quick solutions.
说明书过于冗长和详细，用户常常迷失在冗长的说明中，而找不到快速的解决方法。
Her emails were notorious for their lengthiness; colleagues would often skim through, missing important details buried in the text.
她的电子邮件以冗长而闻名；同事们经常只是浏览一下，错过了埋藏在文本中的重要细节。
The new policy aimed at streamlining procedures to counter the lengthiness that had long plagued bureaucratic processes.
新政策旨在简化程序，以对抗长期困扰官僚过程的冗长问题。