gabble

释义

n.

（尤指许多人同时说话时）急促不清的话

v.

急促而含混不清地说

网络

急促而不清楚地说；急促不清地说话；七嘴八舌

词形变化

第三人称单数：gabbles 现在分词：gabbling 过去分词：gabbled

在例句中理解 7 句

1. If you gabble, you'll end up feeling worse as you know you're being unclear to your audience or to the person you're in a conversation with.

   如果总是喋喋不休说个不停，那么你的听众或与你交谈的人就会觉得你想表达的意思让人搞不清楚。

2. Pug did not shout or bark. He used a dry sharp tone of command that cut through the restaurant gabble.

   帕格没有喊叫，也没有咆哮。他只是用冷峻、锋利的命令口吻，压住了餐厅里的一片嘈杂声。

3. I never got the tea, and didn't gabble through much of my story to the young man, either.

   我没喝到茶，当然我也没喋喋不休地把我的故事通盘说给那个年轻人。

4. The two, going into the wing room, cursed the rain. Their gabble sounded like ghosts chanting scriptures.

   俩人就骂了一阵天雨，进屋到那边厢房了，叽叽咕咕，鬼念经般说话。

5. Don't gabble out your story, man, tell it calmly and clearly.

   喂，不要上气不接下气的说话，冷静地把情况讲清楚。

6. The expressional form of balderdash is very abhorrent, can be the movement with breathed lip only, or the gabble that is thickness;

   梦呓的表现形式很不一致，可以仅是嘴唇无声的动作，或是含混不清的叽哩咕噜；

7. Just calm down, stop gabbling, and tell me what has happened.

   冷静一下，说话别太急，告诉我发生了什么事。