tattle如何读

英:[ˈtætl]

美:[ˈtætl]

tattle是什么意思

  • v.闲谈;泄密
  • n.闲谈;饶舌

tattle自然拼读

tat·tle

tae tl

tattle变形

第三人称单数:tattles

现在分词:tattling

过去式:tattled

过去分词:tattled

tattle扩展

tattlingly (adv.)

tattle词根

词根:tattle

n.

tattler 说闲话的人;搬弄是非的人

tattle英英释义

Noun

1. disclosing information or giving evidence about another

Verb

1. speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly

2. divulge confidential information or secrets;

"Be careful--his secretary talks"

tattle词源中文解释

15世纪晚期,“口吃,唠叨”,出现在卡克斯顿的《狐狸雷纳德》翻译中,可能来自中古弗拉芒语 tatelen “口吃”,与中古荷兰语、中古低地德语、东弗里西亚语 tateren “喋喋不休,闲聊”,可能源于模拟语音。 “说闲话或泄露秘密”的意思首次记录于1580年代。意义受 tittle 的影响。相关: Tattled; tattling。名词从1520年代开始。 Tattler,由阿迪森和斯蒂尔(1709-1711)创办的著名期刊的名称,意思是“闲话家,爱说闲话的人”。

tattle词源英文解释

Verb Middle Dutch tatelen; akin to Middle English tateren to tattle

The first known use of tattle was circa 1529

tattle儿童词典英英释义

tauntverb

to provoke or challenge in a mocking or insulting manner : jeer at

taught

taunoun

the 19th letter of the Greek alphabet—Τ or τ

tattoo1 of 3noun

a call sounded shortly before taps as notice to go to quarters

a rapid rhythmic rapping

tattoo2 of 3verb

to mark or color the skin with a tattoo

tattoo3 of 3noun

a mark or figure fixed upon the body by using a needle to put color under the skin

tattoo1 of 3noun

a call sounded shortly before taps as notice to go to quarters

a rapid rhythmic rapping

tattoo2 of 3verb

to mark or color the skin with a tattoo

tattoo3 of 3noun

a mark or figure fixed upon the body by using a needle to put color under the skin

tattoo1 of 3noun

a call sounded shortly before taps as notice to go to quarters

a rapid rhythmic rapping

tattoo2 of 3verb

to mark or color the skin with a tattoo

tattoo3 of 3noun

a mark or figure fixed upon the body by using a needle to put color under the skin

tattletalenoun

a person who tattles

tattlernoun

tattletale

tattle1 of 2verb

to tell secrets : blab

tattle2 of 2noun

idle talk : chatter

gossip sense 2a

tattle 例句

1 Let this be a lesson to all future tattle-tales: Use your words when explaining the drama dujour, if not for the lead's sake, for your own.

2 And he had to roll the dice that I would not bother him, that I wouldn’t be #MetroMonica, tattling on him to the police.

3 I raise my children to be honest, but not to be tattle tales!

我希望我的孩子成为诚实的人, 而不是爱打小报告的人.

4 The babe shall now begin to tattle and call hir Mamma.

5 British showbiz writers searched for tittle-tattle on Robbie Williams' love life and speculated endlessly about the demise of the hit girl band the Spice Girls (news - web sites).

英国的娱乐作家在找寻有关罗宾·威廉斯的爱情生活的无聊传闻,而且无休止推测热门女子乐队辣妹何时解散。

6 The women tattled about the latest fashions [ over the day's news ] .

那些女人 闲谈 着最新的流行款式.

7 those neighborhood busybodies, constantly tattling and whispering over their backyard fences

8 This is the only way to tattle to the lead: The accusation is specific and limited in scope, the offense just happened, and there are presumably witnesses to the bad behavior.

9 Ignoring them or angrily walking away is making the tattling worse.

10 “You see, they want me to tattle on a friend of mine. Someone I got to know really well. After you left” “Tattle? Don’t tell me this is all about some ugly-trick.”

11 Today’s blowhard bloggers and their tattle texts?

12 Our family took a dim view of snitching and tattling.

13 The boys told Dallas and Florida that if they tattled, their tongues would be chopped up into tiny bits.

14 In “American Dreams,” Julia Alvarez recalls a childhood candy store and its “tinkling bell that tattled I was coming in the door.”

15 Without a healthy dose of historical linguistics, Freeman said, English studies would fill up with distasteful tittle-tattle.

16 If he tattled, he knew he would be tortured almost to death by the one he reported.

17 Wasn’t silly, wasn’t always twiddling her plaits, didn’t tattle or gossip, didn’t hit boys over the head with books or scrape the back of your neck with a sweetgum burr when you weren’t looking.

18 In terms of your temptation to tattle, “Charles bugs me by asking too many work-related questions” might backfire.

19 The Rice of Mallon’s imaginings is obsessed with pleasing Bush and prone to “tattle” to the president about her fellow Cabinet members.

20 Now it was time to tattle to their mothers.

tattle 同义词

4 蜚短流长

spin street yarn

13 打小报告

sneak snitch tell tales

15 无聊话

bizz-bazz stuff cackle

16 搬弄是非

tattletale tell tales

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