taciturnity
gb/tˈæsɪtˈɚnɪti/ us/tˈæsɪtˈɚnɪti/
C2
Kiingereza
szűkszavúság, hallgatagság
NOMINO
C2
FORMAL
1
szűkszavúság
C1
hallgatagság
B2
Muundo wa matumizi:
the taciturnity of [someone]
His taciturnity made him seem unfriendly at first, but he was simply shy.
Hallgatagsága eleinte barátságtalannak tűnt, pedig egyszerűen csak félénk volt.
She answered politely, yet her taciturnity kept the conversation short.
Udvariasan válaszolt, de hallgatagsága rövidre fogta a beszélgetést.
In meetings, his taciturnity contrasted with his colleagues’ constant chatter.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
Her taciturnity surprised me.
Meglepett a hallgatagsága.
He is known for his taciturnity.
Hallgatagságáról ismert.
Kosa la kawaida:
Often confused with tacit (“unspoken”); taciturnity is about a person being quiet, not about something being implied.
Maana
habit of being quiet and reserved
Miunganiko ya maneno
his taciturnity
|her taciturnity
|marked taciturnity
|habitual taciturnity
|natural taciturnity
|brooding taciturnity
|taciturnity and reserve
|taciturnity was mistaken for rudeness
|break one's taciturnity
|an air of taciturnity
Visawe
reticence (Often suggests reluctance to share information, not just being quiet.)
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reserve (Broader; can mean emotional distance as well as quietness.)
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quietness (More general and less about personality or social interaction.)
Vinyume
talkativeness (The tendency to speak a lot.)
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loquacity (A formal word for being very talkative.)
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garrulousness (Talkativeness that feels excessive or rambling.)
Mada
personality
|communication
|social_life
Ufafanuzi
a habit of not talking much
the quality of speaking very little and tending to be quiet, reserved, or uncommunicative
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
taciturnity
IPA
GB/tˈæsɪtˈɚnɪti/
US/tˈæsɪtˈɚnɪti/
Silabi na mkazo
ta - cit - urnity (silabi 3)
Stress on 1st syllable (ta)
Maumbo ya neno
Noun
- Base: taciturnity
- Plural: taciturnity
Semi
Bado hakuna semi zilizounganishwa na ingizo hili.