英:[ˈbæbl]
美:[ˈbæbl]
英:[ˈbæbl]
美:[ˈbæbl]
vi.
喋喋不休
作潺潺声
呀呀学语
vt.
含糊不清地说
泄露
n.
胡言乱语
含糊不清的话
潺潺声
bab·ble
bae bl
第三人称单数:babbles
现在分词:babbling
过去式:babbled
过去分词:babbled
babbler (n.)
词根:babble
adj.babbling 胡说的
n.babbling 胡说;婴儿发出的咿哑声
babbler 胡说之人;说话模糊不清的人
v.babbling 呀呀学语,喋喋不休(babble的现在分词形式)
Noun
1. gibberish resembling the sounds of a baby
Verb
1. utter meaningless sounds, like a baby, or utter in an incoherent way;
"The old man is only babbling--don't pay attention"
2. to talk foolishly;
"The two women babbled and crooned at the baby"
3. flow in an irregular current with a bubbling noise;
"babbling brooks"
4. divulge confidential information or secrets;
"Be careful--his secretary talks"
公元13世纪中期, babeln “咿咿呀呀地说话,含糊不清地说话,像婴儿一样说话”,与其他西欧语言中表示口吃和闲聊的词汇(如瑞典语 babbla,古法语 babillier 等)同时出现(其中一些可能是从其他语言借来的),所有这些词汇最终可能都是模仿婴儿语言(比较拉丁语 babulus “喋喋不休的人”,希腊语 barbaros “非希腊语的人”)。“无法直接追溯到 Babel 的联系; 尽管与那个有关可能会影响意义”[OED]。意思是“说话过多”于公元1500年左右出现。相关词汇: Babbled; babbler; babbling。
多路干扰
Middle English babelen, probably of imitative origin
The first known use of babble was in the 13th century
baby1 of 3noun
a very young childespecially: infant
a very young animal
the youngest of a group
a childish person
baby2 of 3adjective
being or relating to a baby my baby sister baby clothes
a baby deer
much smaller than usual baby carrots
a baby grand piano
baby3 of 3verb
to use or treat as a baby : pet
to operate or treat with care
babied the car
babelnoun
a confusion of sounds or voices
a scene of noise or confusion
babenoun
baby entry 1 sense 1a
a babe in arms
babble1 of 2verb
to make meaningless sounds
to talk foolishly or too much
to make the sound of a brook
babble2 of 2noun
talk that is not clear
the sound of a brook
babble1 of 2verb
to make meaningless sounds
to talk foolishly or too much
to make the sound of a brook
babble2 of 2noun
talk that is not clear
the sound of a brook
1 The man gulped down the tea and babbled at them.
2 Weddings are held on the bank of a babbling creek or in the main lodge, where dinners and receptions take place.
3 I could see Robert standing by the open door, and there was a scraping of chairs, a babble of conversation, and of laughter.
4 No one could understand the little baby's babble.
没人能听懂这个小婴孩的话。
5 The Turk at the linen shop who flung his hands up in his face and babbled with his tongue to make words the shape of which Singer had never imagined before.
6 Biddy was off walking on clouds, and she babbled away.
7 A great deal of unwise babble on this subject.
8 The twins like to babble and laugh with each other before falling asleep.
9 Liyana knew he was trying to lighten the atmosphere, but a huge babble broke loose.
10 After a moment or two Lyra heard a confused babble break out: cries of horror, loud protests, voices raised in anger and fear.
11 I can't listen to his constant babble.
我听不得他那没完没了的瞎扯。
12 In addition to getting cuter every second, 6-month-olds are reaching a time of huge growth and development, as some babies will begin babbling, sitting up on their own, and eating solid food.
13 Anyway , thank God, he didn't have time to babble.
感谢上帝, 他总算没来得及泄漏秘密.
14 Overjoyed, I ran home and babbled the news.
15 Babies speak baby languages like babble, and they respond to babies in the same baby language.
婴儿会讲些咯咯咕咕的婴儿语,而他们会以同样的婴儿语回应婴儿。
16 Teachers do not like students who babble on about nothing.
老师不喜欢整天不知所云的学生.
17 Instead of writing , I had been able to babble to you.
我能够对你用唠唠叨叨的谈话代替写信.
18 Pay no attention to her. She's just babbling.
19 There’s an immersive soundscape too: Water babbles, birds chirp and insects whine about who knows what.
20 They babbled and gestured toward her basket, their movements disjointed, their tones raised, and Olanna made out some of the words.
3 唠叨
chatter gab clack earful rabbit nag cluck maunder prate yabber slabber crap on verbose jaw harp verbalize start on wordy crotchety snappish shrewish wordily snap verbosity babbling blatter termagancy yap blither
5 饶舌
talkative chatty catty loquacious newsy gab prattle loquacity jangle blabber wag tongue argue head off
8 胡话
blather ravings balderdash soap crap rot muck wandering mush slosh raving trumpery linsey mullarkey bushwa linsey-woolsey bushwah poppy cock
9 喧嚣
rowdydowdy tory-rory boisterous uproarious rip-roaring obstreperous tumultuary Babelic row-de-dow row-dow clutter clamor tumult hubbub hullabaloo hubble shindy shivoo rowdydow rough music
10 作潺潺声
11 泄漏秘密
12 潺潺之声
13 嘀咕
14 片言只语
15 胡说
tilly-vally humbug rats ballocks clamjamfry ubble-gubble hop rat crap nonsense bullshit borax bilge burble horseshit gook hooey balderdash bunkum tosh bosh haver flapdoodle borak malarky fiddlestick squit kidstakes blether mess gas and gaiters says you Says who
17 啼叫
18 喋喋不休
Rattle chatter yak clack yatter rabbit gab chunter jaw-jaw yabber bang on about talk nineteen to the dozen talk a blue streak long-winded garrulous voluble natter prate rattle away nagging gabby jaw blabber run off run on clatteringly rattle loquacity garrulity wag patter
22 细声细语
23 嘈杂的谈话声
24 饶舌的人
26 啰嗦
27 杂音
28 无意义的话
29 胡言乱语
gibberish raving fandango claptrap rigmarole hokum abracadabra balderdash hocus-pocus jabberwocky flimflam gobbledegook flapdoodle blabber wanderings twaddle rave double Dutch moonshine guff ravings codswallop cobblers nonsense hogwash piffle mumbo jumbo out off your head out of your head fee-faw-fum ribble-rabble galimatias