gossipy
adjective
uk/ˈɡɒs.ɪ.pi/us/ˈɡɑː.sə.pi/fullofgossip(=conversationorreportsabout other people'sprivatelivesthat might beunkindor nottrue):
充斥着(对别人隐私)闲言碎语的a gossipyletter一封满是闲言碎语的信
He told me a gossipyanecdoteabout the late Princess.他给我讲了已故公主的趣闻。
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gossip
A gossipypersonenjoystalkingabout otherpeopleandtheirprivatelives:
(爱对别人隐私)闲言碎语的gossipypeople爱说闲言碎语的人
Hedismissedthepoliticiansas "agroupof gossipyoldbusybodies".他把政客们斥为 “一群爱说闲话、多事的人”。
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gossip
- Sheremembershernightlygossipyphonecallswith herbestfriend.
- He waspermittedtopublishalivelyand gossipymemoirwhichenragedthe manyministerswhom hemocked.
- The twoheldhandsandtalkedinwhispers, like gossipyfriends.
Talkative and eloquent
- articulately
- articulateness
- cry
- eloquence
- eloquently
- expressive
- fluency
- fluent
- loquacious
- loquacity
- lucid
- lucidity
- lucidly
- oracy
- oratorical
- smooth
- talkative
- the gift of the gabidiom
- turn of phrase
- voluble