Insisting on their enforcement is worth more than any number of grandiloquent but unenforceable declarations demanding jobs, education and housing for all. 对实施的坚持,比起那些需要工作、育和住房的浮夸的无法实施的宣言不知道要珍贵多少倍。
The game introduce: A game of grandiloquent but a trifle violence, special forces especially the work want to sneak in the enemy's base to take away to be steal a ground of intelligence report, but the rascal of the street bec 游戏介绍:一款夸张而有点暴力的游戏,特种部队的特工要潜入敌人的基地拿走被偷地情报,而街头上的流氓就成为了他的第一道关卡。
grandiloquent
[ adj ]
lofty in style
<adj.all> he engages in so much tall talk, one never really realizes what he is saying
puffed up with vanity
<adj.all> a grandiloquent and boastful manner overblown oratory a pompous speech pseudo-scientific gobbledygook and pontifical hooey
Grandiloquent \Gran*dil"o*quent\, a. [L. grandis grand + logui to speak.] Speaking in a lofty style; pompous; bombastic.
There is nothing ostentatiously original about the plot or the characters, and the style never becomes conspicuously literary in either a grandiloquent or minimalist way.
It isn't a term a grandiloquent national security adviser like Henry Kissinger would have used, but it's an indicator of the kind of efficient and noncontroversial NSC operation Gen.