Idioms describing people's speech

Idioms describing people's speech are as follows:

talk nonsense

Refers to unfounded and unrealistic nonsense, or nonsense. ?

Speak happily and naturally

Keep talking, talk vividly. Describe speaking tirelessly or speaking beautifully. ?

A torrent of words

Surging: describes the continuous flow of water. As uninterrupted as running water. There's a lot to say, and it's not over yet ?

Talk easily and smoothly

Kan Kan: Be confident and take your time. Speak confidently and calmly. ?

chatter without stop

Chatter: describes talking a lot; Hugh: Stop. Go on. ?

Clear and logical

This is Buddhist, and it refers to Tao everywhere. Later, I described it as very organized. ?

Have eloquence

Describe a talkative person. ?

Indulge in rhetoric/exaggeration

Describing words is grandiose and unrealistic. ?

Say what comes to mind without proper consideration.

Metaphor is talking nonsense. ?

incoherent speech

Renzi: Organized. The words are messy, messy. ?

A punch line like a string of pearls

Julian: Beads. Interesting words come and go. ?

Ambiguous, ambiguous

Lack of a clear statement of the proposition; Ambiguity Although we have a heart of trust, I think we should study its ambiguity carefully. ?

Talk like a waterfall

When you talk, it's like a waterfall. Describe talking and distinguishing. It's not over yet. ?

Be good at arguing.

Ability: Good at it. Describe eloquent, eloquent. ?

Have a heated oral debate

Tongue like a sword, lips like a gun. Describe the fierce debate and sharp words, just like a knife and gun confrontation. ?

Speak carelessly

It means that you can't use words correctly or speak casually when you are in a hurry.