gossip 英 [ˈgɒsɪp]
美 [ˈgɑ:sɪp]
复数形式:gossips
第三人称单数:gossips
现在分词:gossiping
过去式:gossiped
gossip 词典解释
名词流言蜚语,谣言;爱讲闲话的人;谈话,闲话;关系亲密的伙伴
不及物动词传播流言,说长道短
gossip 词典例句
不及物动词
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They sat and gossiped all evening.
他们整晚上坐着胡聊。
名词
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You shouldn't listen to gossip.
你不应该听流言蜚语。
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She is an old gossip.
她是一个长舌妇。
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She had a gossip with her neighbor.
她与邻居闲聊了一会。
gossip 网络解释
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闲话
...每天发生的事件和遭遇被纳入人们的日常叙事,这些尖刻的评判和彼此间终生的熟稔构成了所谓农村的闲话(gossip). 有时候故事暗含着道德判断,不过这个判断--公正抑或偏颇--都只是一个细节:作为一个整体,故事的讲述带着某种宽容,...
gossip 英英释义
noun
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light informal conversation for social occasions
Synonym: chitchat chit-chat chit chat small talk gab gabfest tittle-tattle chin wag chin-wag chin wagging chin-wagging causerie
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a report (often malicious) about the behavior of other people
e.g. the divorce caused much gossip
Synonym: comment scuttlebutt
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a person given to gossiping and divulging personal information about others
Synonym: gossiper gossipmonger rumormonger rumourmonger newsmonger
verb
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talk socially without exchanging too much information
e.g. the men were sitting in the cafe and shooting the breeze
Synonym: chew the fat shoot the breeze chat confabulate confab chitchat chit-chat chatter chaffer natter jaw claver visit
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wag one's tongue
speak about others and reveal secrets or intimacies
e.g. She won't dish the dirt
Synonym: dish the dirt
gossip [ˈgɒsɪp]
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英语释义
1
n. a report (often malicious) about the behavior of other people
2
n. a person given to gossiping and divulging personal information about others