adj.滔滔不绝的，健谈的，流利的，明快的

The politician was known for his voluble speeches, captivating audiences with his eloquence.
这位政治家以其雄辩的演讲而闻名，用他的口才吸引了听众。
Despite being generally quiet, Sarah became unusually voluble when discussing her passion for photography.
萨拉平时很安静，但一谈到她对摄影的热爱就变得异常健谈。
The voluble tour guide provided a steady stream of information about the historical landmarks, barely pausing for breath.
健谈的导游源源不断地提供了关于历史地标的信息，几乎没停下来喘息。
My aunt is a voluble storyteller; her anecdotes always keep us entertained for hours.
我姑妈是个话多的故事讲述者；她的趣闻轶事总能让我们娱乐好几个小时。
The voluble guest dominated the dinner conversation, leaving little room for others to contribute.
那位健谈的客人主导了晚餐时的谈话，几乎没有给其他人发言的机会。
In contrast to his silent partner, the CEO was voluble, articulating his vision for the company with enthusiasm.
与他沉默的搭档相反，这位CEO非常健谈，热情地阐述了他对公司的愿景。
The radio host's voluble commentary made even the most mundane topics seem engaging.
广播主持人的滔滔不绝的评论甚至让最平凡的话题也显得引人入胜。
She was so voluble in her praise for the book that everyone in the book club decided to read it.
她对这本书赞不绝口，以至于读书俱乐部里的每个人都决定去读它。
The historian's voluble lecture covered centuries of events in what seemed like a single breath.
历史学家那滔滔不绝的讲座似乎一口气就涵盖了数世纪的事件。
Despite being a man of few words normally, he turned surprisingly voluble when discussing his travels around the world.
尽管平时寡言少语，但一谈起环游世界的经历，他却出奇地健谈。