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chat·ter·box
chae tr baks
复数:chatterboxes
词根:chatter
n.chatter 唠叨;饶舌;(动物的)啁啾声;潺潺流水声
chattering [机] 颤振,震颤;颤动
chatterer 饶舌的人;喋喋不休的人
v.chattering 唠叨;震颤(chatter的现在分词)
vi.chatter 唠叨;喋喋不休;(动物等)吱吱叫
vt.chatter 喋喋不休地说;使卡嗒卡嗒作声
"喋喋不休的人",1774年,来自 chatter(n.)+ box(n.1)。比较 saucebox。其他旧称包括 prattle-basket(约1600年), prate-apace(1630年代)。
The first known use of chatterbox was in 1774
chauvinismnoun
exaggerated or unthinking patriotism
an attitude that the members of one's own sex are always better than those of the opposite sexalso: behavior that shows such an attitude
chauvinismnoun
exaggerated or unthinking patriotism
an attitude that the members of one's own sex are always better than those of the opposite sexalso: behavior that shows such an attitude
chauvinismnoun
exaggerated or unthinking patriotism
an attitude that the members of one's own sex are always better than those of the opposite sexalso: behavior that shows such an attitude
chauffeur1 of 2noun
a person employed to drive people in a car
chauffeur2 of 2verb
to do the work of a chauffeur
to transport as or as if as a chauffeur
chauffeured the children to school
chattyadjective
fond of chatting
a chatty neighbor
having the style of a chat
a chatty letter
chat1 of 2verb
to talk in a friendly manner about things that are not serious
to take part in an online discussion in a chat room
chat2 of 2noun
a light friendly conversation
a talk held over the Internet by people using a chat room
any of several songbirds with a chattering call
chattyadjective
fond of chatting
a chatty neighbor
having the style of a chat
a chatty letter
chatterverb
to utter rapid meaningless sounds suggesting speech
squirrels chattered angrily
to talk idly, continually, or rapidly
to click again and again without control
teeth chattering
chatterverb
to utter rapid meaningless sounds suggesting speech
squirrels chattered angrily
to talk idly, continually, or rapidly
to click again and again without control
teeth chattering
chatterboxnoun
a person who talks continually
1 “A year later, not even quite to his fourth birthday, his teachers tell us that he’s just a little chatterbox.”
2 Nobody likes a chatterbox who babbles about every little thing they do.
没有人喜欢一个爱唠叨的人整天对一些所做的小事胡言乱语.
3 Which is why the unexpected delight of the reality TV year was when a goofy, grinning chatterbox of a seminary student who made up fake curse words somehow, someway won the game — becoming the most likable winner in the franchise's long, storied history.
4 Voiced by John Roberts, Linda is a petulant but good-hearted chatterbox — Marge Simpson’s Italian-American cousin who grew up at the shore.
5 Mia, 20 years old and a chatterbox, narrates a story about a missing person: her father.
6 If Mama had gone silent, Penelope had become an absolute chatterbox.
7 The parents, instead of applauding her, called her a noisy chatterbox and told her sharply that small girls should be seen and not heard.
8 Besides, it is unbecoming to be chatterbox.
而且,做一个喋喋不休的人实在很不体面。
9 At the convent she meets young Sister Constance, an endearing chatterbox.
10 That’s why her characters are such chatterboxes in the bedroom.
11 “I am not leaving here. I am ready for them to bury me here,” said Kahlon, a gruff but amiable chatterbox with a grey beard and beret.
12 "It was hard because I'm a bit of a chatterbox and I'm quite open," she said.
13 So what do you do if you’re seated next to an intoxicated passenger, a chatterbox, someone who invades your personal space or, God forbid, someone who wants to take down the plane?
14 We caught up with Mae as she prepared for the last day of rehearsals to discuss the story behind her song, her supporters in the arena, and why she's had to resist being a chatterbox.
15 Kelp farmer Sarah Redmond looks like she “had stepped straight out of a Jane Austen novel” but is clearly more of a powerhouse than a chatterbox: a driving spirit behind the local development of aquaculture.
16 That chatterbox will talk 24 hours a day if she do not sleep at night.
那个话匣子如果晚上不用睡觉的话,可以二十四小时喋喋不休。
17 Look Who’s Back: The Original Talking Head TODAY’S blockbusters strive to mimic reality with seamless computer-generated imagery, but for one defining television chatterbox of an earlier era, the resemblance went in the other direction.
18 He was almost impossible to overlook, in fact, if only because he was a chatterbox and a prankster and he made himself conspicuous.
19 Listening can be more valuable than chatterbox.
与其唠唠叨叨,不如多倾听.
20 I must take another picture of my chatterbox!
我得给我的话匣子们再照一张相.
1 唠唠叨叨的人
2 话多的人
3 碎嘴子
4 喋喋不休者
6 话匣子
7 喋喋不休的人
Rattle chatterer blatherskite motormouth bigmouth earbender chatterpie rattle barker tattler
8 饶舌者