gossip
美 [?ɡɑs?p] 
英 [?ɡ?s?p]
- n.八卦；八卦新聞；愛閑聊的人
- v.八卦
- 網絡閑話；閑談；流言
詞形變化
復數：gossips 現在分詞：gossiping 過去式：gossiped 同義詞
英漢雙解
1. | [u] 流言蜚語；閑言碎語informal talk or stories about other people's private lives, that may be unkind or not true |
| Don't believe all the gossip you hear. 別對那些道聽途說都信以為真。 |
| Tell me all the latest gossip ! 把最新的小道消息都講給我聽聽吧！ |
| The gossip was that he had lost a fortune on the stock exchange. 有小道消息說他在股票交易中賠了一大筆錢。 |
| It was common gossip(= everyone said so) that they were having an affair. 大家議論紛紛說他們之間關系曖昧。 |
| She's a great one for idle gossip(= she enjoys spreading stories about other people that are probably not true) . 她很喜歡說別人閑話。 |
2. | [c][ususing] 閑聊a conversation about other people and their private lives |
| I love a good gossip. 我喜歡閑聊天。 |
3. | [c] 喜歡傳播流言蜚語的人；愛說長道短（或說三道四）的人a person who enjoys talking about other people's private lives |
1. | [i] 傳播流言蜚語；說三道四；說長道短to talk about other people's private lives, often in an unkind way |
| I can't stand here gossiping all day. 我不能整天站在這兒閑聊啊。 |
| She's been gossiping about you. 她一直在說你的閑話。 |
英漢解釋
英英解釋
例句
Office romance is often the subject of gossip.
辦公室戀情常常會引起閑言碎語。
Become known as a person who wants to hear humorous true stories as opposed to an inpidual who prefers to hear gossip, suggests Robertson.
羅伯特森說，讓人知道你是一個想聽幽默的真實故事的人，討厭聽流言蜚語的人。
He said he'd been a victim of some malicious gossip and speculation.
他說他是一些惡意的中傷和猜測的受害者。
This was, after all, the golden age of gossip and gossip did not believe Amy had fallen but had been pushed.
于是謠言又四處散布開來——他們認為艾米并非失足，而是被人推下去的。
Gossip girl: As you might have guessed, Upper East siders, prohibition never stood a chance against exhibition.
緋聞少女：正如你所猜測的，東區的貴族們，在“表現”面前“阻止”是根本起不到任何作用。
Gossip girl: And who am I? That's a secret I'll never tell. You know you love me. X. O. X. O. Gossip girl.
我是誰？那是一個永恒的秘密。你們只要知道你們會愛死我的。
Firstly, your colleagues will gossip and complain if you get a pay rise or a promotion no matter how much you've earned it.
首先，當你漲工資或者晉升的時候不論你有多么的應該你的同事都會扯閑話。
Such a virtuous woman, and family all over the gossip been the subject of criticism.
一個如此賢惠的女人，卻被家里人到處說閑話，為人詬病。
Child actors have always been popular with audiences and child stars have always been a favourite of tabloids and gossip rags .
兒童演員總會受到觀眾的歡迎，而童星總是受到小報和八卦報紙的追捧。
Who knows how much of the gossip was true.
有誰知道這些流言蜚語有多少是真的呢？
We giggled home to gossip and hot chocolate with our parents and by the next day all the finery was discarded and life was back to normal.
我們咯咯傻笑著回家同父母喝著熱巧克力說長道短，第二天所有華麗服裝都被丟棄而生活回歸平凡。
The emperor has no the breeze of way speech to also more spread according with various gossip hearsay of each kind more extensive.
皇帝無道的風言也隨著各種各樣的八卦小道消息越傳越廣闊。
The fact that gossip had published the banns was one of the reasons I had come East.
流言蜚語傳播說我訂了婚，這正是我之所以到東部來的一個原因。
She knew the gossip about Ms. Li but was more impressed with her confidence and stage presence. She also thought Ms.
她熱衷于許多關于李女士的八卦，但是更多打動她的是李的自信和表演風格。
The study found the nation's ladies hear three nuggets of gossip a week, but end up passing it on to at least one other person.
這項研究表明英國的女性每禮拜能聽到三封謠言，最后卻把它們至少傳給一個人。
I'd assumed the matter might have been the subject of office gossip, but perhaps I'd overestimated the newsworthiness of my actions.
我認為這件事可能會變成辦公室閑話的話題但是也許我過高的估計了我的行為的新聞價值。
He seems to have behaved as if the gossip is true.
他好像已經表現得好像八卦是真實的。
The neighbors did not gossip about him, for the reason that there were no neighbors.
鄰居們也盡沒有議論什么，原因是那地方沒有鄰居。
Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others.
避免說反話或別人的八卦。
Gossip appears to be the only thing they are interested in and they enjoy exaggeration and little lies to liven up the drama.
仿佛流言是他們唯一感興趣的東西，他們對夸大其詞很享受，戲劇性的東西才能讓他們有生氣。
This "odd, isn't it? " was the characteristic note of the intimate conversations they designated gossip.
“奇怪”，是不是？這是她們倆人在說悄悄話談論奇聞軼事時的典型語調。
She broadcast(ed) the gossip all over the town.
她把這個流言傳遍了全鎮。
His reputation was bespattered by malicious gossip.
他的聲譽遭到惡意中傷的詆毀。
We shopkeepers hear so muchbut all of it is unreliable gossip.
我們生意人聽到的事很多--但都是沒根沒據的閑話。
She often runs across to the neighbour's house to have a good gossip.
她經常跑到鄰居家去閑聊。
You call a friendly conversation idle gossip?
您把友誼的閑談當作空話嗎？
They discredited her good name with ugly gossip.
他們用難聽的閑言碎語來破壞她的好名聲。
At this stage nothing would stop gossip.
到了這個地步流言蜚語是免不了的。
English gentlemen used to employ correspondents to write them once a week from London the gossip of the court and of the town.
英國紳士們曾經雇傭記者把倫敦法庭和市鎮的雜談每星期給他們寫一次。
I believe that this news Click here to read the amount of no less than any of certain entertainment gossip.
我相信，這條新聞的點擊閱讀量，一定不亞于任何一條娛樂八卦新聞。
They are expected to be chaste until marriage and do not date until they start looking for a husband. Even gossip is considered a sin.
她們也被要求婚前保持純潔，在尋找丈夫之前不要約會，甚至八卦也被認為是有罪的。
Mild gossip is usually harmless, but excessive gossip should be avoided, especially in a business environment.
適當的閑談通常沒有壞處，但過分的閑談是應該避免的，特別是在工作環境里。
The other school sees gossip more as a hostile endeavor by individuals selfishly trying to advance their own interests.
而其他學派認為流言是一種由個人的自私產生的，試圖提升個人利益的惡意行為。
She had a good gossip with a neighbor over the garden fence.
她隔著花園籬笆和鄰居聊了很久。
He'll want to know all the juicy gossip on everyone you hang out with, so get ready to disclose everything. Doing so is worth your while.
他想知道你提到的每個有趣的事情，所以準備泄露每件事情。這么做是值得的。
"this is a clear breach of our wedding agreement" , he yelled. it looked like there might be a brawl. the guests were beginning to gossip.
“這顯然違背了我們的婚禮約定。”他喊道。看來要大吵一場了，客人們也開始竊竊私語。
Good luck with that. " You know better than to believe gossip, but sometimes a company's reputation speaks too loudly to ignore. "
你知道最好不要相信流言，但是有時候，公司的名聲是不能忽視的。
Whatever the gossip had been, it had died down, and the students now only thought of the contest ahead.
流言蜚語已經漸漸平息了，學生們現在想的只是眼前的對抗賽。
If it's up to him, Gossip Girl Season 6 will end with a bang. In a manner of speaking.
如果由他決定的話，《緋聞女孩》第六季會有一個驚煞天人的結尾，照他的說法。
It is as if speaking out is becoming a compulsory contribution to the cause, and intrusion into privacy not gossip but therapy.
就好像他們的出柜已經成為對同志解放的一種貢獻和義務，一種正面的鼓勵，而不是對隱私的干涉和八卦。
Don't gossip with mutual friends of your ex about the two of you. Do not even bring your ex' s name up in the conversation.
不要向你前任的朋友們去八卦關你你們兩人以前的事情，談話中甚至不要提到你前任的名字。
Talk to bankers and the conversation is as it always was - assertive, gossip-filled and permanently ready to bash rivals.
與銀行家們交談你會發現，他們的談吐一如既往：堅定自信、八卦連篇，時刻準備抨擊對手。
All this talk that she's going to leave her husband is just gossip.
她將離開她丈夫這一說法只是流言蜚語而已。
He rarely finding himself in gossip magazine, much to his relief.
讓他很寬慰的是：他幾乎從未在八卦雜志中發現過自己的名字。
For decades they met once or twice a year, in relative obscurity, to talk over technical issues, exchange gossip and renew old friendships.
幾十年來，他們每年聚會一到兩次，不怎么高調，談談技術問題，交換一下八卦，增進一下友誼。
The hurt from the gossip needs two persons at least, the enemy decried you and your friend told you.
流言造成傷害至少需要兩個人――你的敵人詆毀你，你的朋友轉告你。
Gossip girl: Some say love is a river. Some say love's a silly song. Some say love is all around us. It lifts us up where we belong.
緋聞少女：有人說愛如流水，有人說愛似癡歌，有人說愛無處不在，它激勵我們去到我們的歸屬之地。
"Now go and tell people you saw me naked, " she challenges, as if it's the gossip she's afraid of.
“現在去，去告訴大家你看到我赤裸著身體？”她質問道，她害怕那些流言蜚語。
