英和和英

to put forth one's eloquence―exert one's oratorical powers―speechify―declaim―harangue―rant―spout―hold forth―make oneself heard

to put forth one's eloquence―exert one's oratorical powers

a shutoff valve

to cultivate eloquence―practise speaking

a dictionary of synonyms

a flowing eloquence

a small valve

to make words―make many words

flowing eloquence

to like to make words―like to make oneself heard

statement of self-review

to exhaust one's eloquence―exhaust one's oratorical powers

He is poor speaker

How can I but speak?

having calypters

an engine valve called a slide valve

to exert one's eloquence

a valve of the heart, called tricuspid valve

Not that I like to make words

sophism

a check valve at the lower end of a suction pipe, called foot valve

How can I be silent （on such a question）?

Not that I like to make myself heard

valve with two cusps

a malfunctioning valve

the occupation of a person called manager

The more the better.

How can I be silent?