adj.冗长乏味的，繁琐的，啰唆的

His speech was prolix and lacked clarity, leaving the audience confused.
他的演讲冗长且不清晰，让听众感到困惑。
The novel's plot was prolix, with too many subplots that failed to converge.
这本小说的情节冗长，子情节太多，未能有效融合。
She tends to write prolix emails, which often require multiple readings.
她常常写冗长的邮件，往往需要读者反复阅读才能理解。
The professor's lecture style was prolix, but his knowledge was extensive.
教授的教学风格冗长，但他的知识非常渊博。
The author's description of the scene was excessively prolix, bogging down the pace.
作者对场景的描述过于冗长，拖慢了故事节奏。
Due to her prolix nature, she struggled to get to the point in conversations.
因为她说话冗长，她在对话中很难直截了当地表达。
The editor suggested trimming the prolix opening paragraphs to engage readers.
编辑建议删减冗长的开头段落，以吸引读者。
His memoirs were prolix, but readers appreciated the intimate details he shared.
他的回忆录虽然冗长，但读者赞赏他分享的详尽细节。
The scriptwriter's dialogue was unnecessarily prolix, making the film feel bloated.
剧本作家的对话过于冗长，使电影显得拖沓。
The lengthy court proceeding was prolix, but justice eventually prevailed.
长久的法庭程序冗长而繁琐，但最终正义得以彰显。