gossip
['gɔsip]
n.流言蜚语, 爱说长道短的人, 闲话
vi.散播(流言蜚语)
例句与用法:
He's a terrible gossip.
他专爱说人闲话。
She loves to gossip to her neighbors.
她喜欢议论邻居们的是非长短。
I never talk about gossip.
我从不传播流言蜚语。
There has been much gossip in political circles.
政界里有许多流言蜚语。
词形变化:
形容词: gossipy | 名词: gos-siper | 动词过去式: gossiped | 动词过去分词: gossiped | 动词现在分词: gossiping | 动词第三人称单数: gossips |
n.
1. 闲话, 聊天; 流言蜚语[C][U]
She had a gossip with her neighbor.
她与邻居闲聊了一会。
2. (报刊上有关个人隐私等的)社会新闻, 小道传闻[U]
3. 爱传流言蜚语的人; 爱说长道短的人[C]
Don't tell her anything. She is a gossip.
什么也不要告诉她。她爱搬弄是非。
vi.
闲聊; 传播流言蜚语[(+about)]
It's getting late. I mustn't stay gossiping with you any longer.
时间不早了, 我不能和你再闲聊下去了。
gossip
名词复数:gossips
过去式:gossiped
过去分词:gossiped
现在进行时:gossiping
词形变化:
形容词: gossipy | 名词: gos-siper | 动词过去式: gossiped | 动词过去分词: gossiped | 动词现在分词: gossiping | 动词第三人称单数: gossips |
词义辨析:
同义:
vi.聊天
chat
talk
prattle
tattle
同义参见:
busybody
cat
hearsay
dirt
rumor
buzz
gossip['ɡɔsip]n.1.■(尤指涉及私人、私事的)闲话,流言蜚语,小道消息,内幕新闻2.■喋喋不休,闲谈,闲聊;漫谈社会新闻(或他人隐私)的文章3.■饶舌者;爱议论别人长短的人;传播流言蜚语的人[亦作 gossiper, gossipper]4.■[主英国方言]教父;教母5.■[古语]密友,同伴;亲密女友vi.1.■闲聊,闲谈;漫谈式地写作2.■传播流言蜚语;说长道短;散布小道消息vt.1.■以流言蜚语的方式传布2.■[废语]作…的教父(或教母)变形vi.gossiped或-sippedgossiping或gossipping
gossipgossip[ˈɡɔsip]n.1.■闲谈, 聊天2.■[贬]非议, 流言; 饶舌者, 碎嘴子3.■杂[漫]谈; 随笔4.■[古, 英方]朋友a gossip writer随笔作家the gossip column(报纸上的)随笔专栏She is an old gossip.她是一个长舌妇。
词性变化gossip[ˈɡɔsip]vi.1.■闲聊; 说闲话; 搬弄 是非
继承用法gossipmonger[ˈɡɔsɪpˌmʌŋɡə(r)]n.1.■爱闲聊的人, 搬弄是非者gossipern.gossipist[ˈɡɔsɪpɪst]1.■随笔专栏作家gossipy[ˈɡɔsɪpɪ]adj.1.■爱闲谈的; 漫谈式的
noun
- [mass noun]casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details which are not confirmed as being true
(关于他人的)闲聊;无拘束的谈话(尤指有关细节未经证实的)
he became the subject of much local gossip.
他成为当地人闲聊的话题。
■[insing.]a conversation about such matters
闲聊,聊天
she just comes round here for a gossip.
她就是到这儿来聊聊天的。
■[count noun](chiefly derogatory)a person who likes talking about other people's private lives
(主贬)爱谈论别人私生活的人
- [no obj.]engage in gossip
闲聊,聊天
they would start gossiping about her as soon as she left.
她一转身,他们就开始说她的闲话。
gossiper
noun
gossipy
adjective
语源
- late Old English godsibb, 'godfather, godmother, baptismal sponsor', literally 'a person related to one in God', from god 'God' + sibb 'a relative' (see sib). In Middle English the sense was 'a close friend, a person with whom one gossips', hence 'a person who gossips', later (early 19th cent.) 'idle talk' (from the verb, which dates from the early 17th cent.)
gossip
名词 gossip:
light informal conversation for social occasions
同义词:chitchat, small talk, gab, gabfest, tittle-tattle, chin-wag, chin-wagging, causerie
a report (often malicious) about the behavior of other people
同义词:comment, scuttlebutt
a person given to gossiping and divulging personal information about others
同义词:gossiper, gossipmonger, rumormonger, rumourmonger, newsmonger
动词 gossip:
wag one's tongue; speak about others and reveal secrets or intimacies
同义词:dish the dirt
talk socially without exchanging too much information
同义词:chew the fat, shoot the breeze, chat, confabulate, confab, chitchat, chatter, chaffer, natter, jaw, claver, visit
gossip
■The title is no stranger to nasty feuds and gossip.
"法国小姐"选美比赛总是充满了明争暗斗和流言蜚语。
■A gossip journalist is hounding her for details.
一个八卦周刊的记者正在紧追着她调查细节。
■Do not give currency to idle gossip.
不要传播闲言。
■Don't believe the gossip you hear from the blogger.
不要相信你从这位博客那里听来的八卦。
■Do not believe all the gossip you hear.
不要相信你听到的一切闲话。
■Don't give credence to all the gossip you hear.
不要相信你听到的闲话。
■Don't gossip behind people's backs!
不要背后乱说!
■Do not gossip about a person rs right and wrong behind his back.
不要背地里说别人长短。
■Gossip of two women will destroy two houses.
两个女人的闲话可以毁灭两个家庭。
■The gossip of two women will destroy two house.
两个妇人的口舌能拆散两个家庭。
■Two neighbours having a gossip in the street.
两个邻居在街上闲聊。
■Everyone was fed up with her gossip.
人人都受够了她的流言蜚语。
■People seem to love spreading gossip.
人们似乎爱传闲话。
■Don't tell her anything. She is a gossip.
什么也不要告诉她。她爱搬弄是非。
■Don't tell her anything. She is gossip.
什麽也不要告诉她。她爱搬弄是非。
■I heard a savo(u)ry bit of gossip today.
今天我听到一点有意思的小道消息。
■He's a terrible gossip.
他专爱说人闲话。
■They strung out their gossip for a long time.
他们把聊天的时间拖得很长。
■They discredited her good name with ugly gossip.
他们用难听的闲言碎语来破坏她的好名声。
■He's totally indifferent to other's vile gossip.
他对别人歹毒的谣言全然漠视。
■He would oft stop to gossip with children.
他常常停下来和孩子们闲聊。
■He always indulges in idle gossip.
他总是说长道短.
■His malicious gossip caused much mischief until the truth became known.
他散布流言蜚语危害很大,事後才真相大白。
■His reputation was bespattered by malicious gossip.
他的声誉遭到恶意中伤的诋毁。
■He's always hawking gossip about.
他老是散播流言。
■He was bespattered by malicious gossip .
他遭到恶意的流言蜚语的诋毁。
■To engage in or spread gossip.
传播或散布流言蜚语
■The circulation of gossip is abhorrent.
传播流言蜚语是可恶的。
■A bit of gossip was handed round.
传播着一些流言蜚语。
■You shouldn't listen to gossip.
你不应该听流言蜚语。
■It is of no good for you to retail such gossip.
你传播这种留言对自己没好处。
■It is time you left off your chat with that gossip.
你早就该停止与那个长舌妇闲扯了。
■Do you take any stock in the gossip about Joan?
你相信人们对琼的流言蜚语吗?
■Can you put an end to that kind of gossip?
你能不能别再说那种闲话?
■Can you keep from repeating gossip?
你能避免搬弄是非吗?
■Your perfidious gossip is malicious and dangerous.
你说的那些背信弃义的话是很刻毒险恶的。
■You're nothing but an old gossip!
你这个专门搬弄是非的老家伙!
■They spread a lot of tacky gossip about his love life.
关於他的爱情生活,他们散播了许多不堪的闲言闲语。
■A little indiscreet gossip isn't enough to make you fall into disgrace with all your friends.
几句轻率的流言蜚语,是不足以使你在所有的朋友面前丧失体面的。
■Your reputation may be at stake if you partake in gossip.
切忌在背后对人说三道四,以免影响自己的声誉。
■Don't listen to her gossip; she is a cat.
别听她搬弄是非,她是个心地恶毒的女人。
■Don't gossip behind people's backs.
别在背后嚼舌。
■Don' t let your conduct give any handle for gossip.
别让你的行为成为人家说三道四的话柄。
■At this stage nothing would stop gossip.
到了这个地步流言蜚语是免不了的。
■Is there an uptick in office gossip?
办公室里的流言有上升趋势吗?
■The Taiwanese media always likes to report gossip.
台湾的媒体总是喜欢报导八卦新闻。
■Scandal and gossip are meat and drink to them.
各种丑闻和流言蜚语使他们最感兴趣的事。
■Scandal and gossip are meat and drink to him.
各种丑闻和流言蜚语是他最感兴趣的事。
■B: Fill me in on all the juicy gossip.
告诉我所有精彩的八卦。
■Workers gathered to munch, gossip, kibitz, laugh.
员工们聚拢来,大嚼,闲话,抢话,大笑。