gossipy
美['gɑsəpi]
- adj. 漫谈式的；喜饶舌的
英英释义
- 1. prone to friendly informal communication
实用场景例句
- They were gossipy and not always discreet.
- 他们很爱传闲话，而且常常口无遮拦。
柯林斯例句
- I got a long gossipy letter from my friend.
- 我收到朋友的一封很长的长舌信.
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- It also contained gossipy accounts of alleged sexual misdeeds.
- 它也包含了大量的所谓性罪行材料.
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- I wouldn't let a bunch of gossipy girls make you miserable.
- 我不会任由一群长舌女子令你苦恼.
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- The gossipy woman spread much scandal by - es.
- 那个长舌妇含沙射影地散布流言.
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- Passer - by : You're right! Unless you are prettier than Rachel , and more gossipy than Wang Xiao Zi!
- 路人: 对 啊 ,除非你长得比梁文音正,比王小紫更三八!
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- Line, and less Gossipy Remarks Syria, and after I leave, let's makeChats again.
- 行了, 闲言少叙, 等我放假之后, 咱们再好好聊吧.
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双语例句
- 1. They were gossipy and not always discreet.
- 他们很爱传闲话，而且常常口无遮拦。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. I got a long gossipy letter from my friend.
- 我收到朋友的一封很长的长舌信.
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- 3. It also contained gossipy accounts of alleged sexual misdeeds.
- 它也包含了大量的所谓性罪行材料.
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- 4. I wouldn't let a bunch of gossipy girls make you miserable.
- 我不会任由一群长舌女子令你苦恼.
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- 5. Had long gossipy lunch with colleague.
- 午餐时,与同事进行了长时间的闲谈.
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英文词源
- gossipy (adj.)
- 1818, from gossip (n.) + -y (2).
词态变化
名词: gossip;