tattles

tattles

美 [ˈtæt(ə)l] 　英 ['tæt(ə)l]

• v.空谈；饶舌；乱讲(别人的私事等)；泄露秘密
• n.空话；饶舌；谈论别人的隐私
• adj.乱搬弄是非的
• 网络闲谈；闲聊；打小报告

词形变化

第三人称单数：tattles  现在分词：tattling  过去式：tattled  

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英汉解释

n.	1. 闲谈,空话 2. 饶舌 3. 谈论别人的隐私
v.	1. 闲谈,空谈 2. 饶舌 3. 乱讲(别人的私事等) (about);泄露秘密
adj.	1. 饶舌的,乱搬弄是非的

英英解释

v.	1. to tell someone that another person has done something bad, usually in order to get them in trouble. This word is used mainly by children or when speaking to children

例句

In the criminal world, someone who tattles to the police is known as a rat or a snitch.

在犯罪世界里，向警察告发的人被称为告发者或告密者。

Peter like to kiss up to the boss. He always tattles on other co-workers!

彼得喜欢拍老闆马屁。她总是打同事的小报告！

He then found other loversDeneuve, Fonda and lesser known women whom he tattles on in explicit detail in this self-serving "confession. "

然后，他发现了其他loversDeneuve，方达和他tattles鲜为人知womenwhom明确详细地对这种自我服务“的自白。”