gossiped

gossiped

美 [?ɡɑs?p] 　英 [?ɡ?s?p]

  • n.閑言碎語；愛閑聊的人
  • v.八卦

詞形變化

復數：gossips  現在分詞：gossiping  過去式：gossiped  

同義詞

英漢解釋

n.
1.
流言,閑言碎語,八卦
2.
愛閑聊的人,八卦的人,好嚼舌的人
v.
1.
八卦,說長道短

英英解釋

n.
v.

例句

They gossiped together over the corpse, related anecdotes, with embellishments, of her lingering decline, and its real or supposed cause.

他們一起在尸體旁邊聊天，加油添醋地談她纏綿枕席時種種軼聞，以及生病的真正的或想象的原因。

Now I realize that if he'd gone to Old Melchor's he might never have met the French Woman, and no one would have gossiped about them.

現在我才明白，他若是去老梅爾喬理發館的話，他可能永遠都不會見到那個法國女人的，也就不會有人對他說三道四了。

In Colonial America, men sometimes "sued for slander if neighbors gossiped that a husband was allowing his wife to usurp his authority. "

在殖民時期的美國，如果鄰居們風傳一家男人任由老婆篡自己的權，這個男人沒準會以誹謗罪被起訴。

So while they gossiped and complained , I learnt, got noticed, got promoted and eventually started my own company .

因此，盡管他們會有閑話和怨言，但我從中學到了知識，受到了重視，得到提升，最后創辦了自己的公司。

Somebody gossiped that she grabbed at the opportunity of becoming famous.

一些人流言蜚語說她抓住了成名的機會。

They satirized her plastic surgeries and gossiped about her whereabouts.

他們諷刺她做過整形手術，又不斷人肉她的所在位置。

One Sunday afternoon in the Corleone kitchen, Sonny's wife Sandra gossiped freely.

一個星期天的下午，在科利昂廚房里，桑尼的妻子桑德拉隨意地閑聊。

Secretaries gossiped about how handsome he was.

關于他是如何英俊的傳言非常多。

When asked why they gossiped, it appeared that men had more to gain than women.

至于講是非的原因，顯然男人比女人“獲得”較多。

And when we would get together, we often gossiped about people we knew; our wives did the same.

那時我和他常在一起，閑聊彼此知道的人和事；我倆的妻子也是如此。

They sat and gossiped all evening.

他們整晚上坐著胡聊。

The village women gossiped about the ugly girl.

村莊中婦女們一直有丑女孩的閑話。

They'd spin as they gossiped and they'd spin as they walked to some other task.

在閑聊時，在走向其任務的途中，她們都會紡紗。