blather

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easier to blather on for an hour than talk for a tight 18 minutes knowing that if you go over, you (literally) will get the hook.
一小時(shí)的喋喋不休很容易，18分鐘的緊湊演講反而很難，因?yàn)槿绻兄貜?fù)段落，你就玩完了。
That is why, for all the blather about helping the poorest and putting the trade talks back on track, the meeting in Hong Kong was a disappointment.
這正是對(duì)于世貿(mào)幫助貧困國(guó)家并將貿(mào)易談判拉回軌道的目標(biāo)而言，香港會(huì)議令人大失所望的原因。
While Latin American squabbling politicians blather on about integration, the region’s businesses are quietly getting on with the job—witness the emerging cohort of multilatinas.
雖然拉美那些愛(ài)爭(zhēng)吵的政治家總是在一體化問(wèn)題上胡說(shuō)，但是拉美的企業(yè)卻一直在安靜的處理工作問(wèn)題，目睹了一批拉美跨國(guó)公司的出現(xiàn)。

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If someone is blathering on about something, they are talking for a long time about something that you consider boring or unimportant.
Blather is also a noun.