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Перевод: prattle

[существительное]
лепет ; болтовня ;
[глагол]
лепетать; болтать

Тезаурус:

1. To gossip: to natter, to prattle, to chatter, to tittle-tattle, to jabber, to jaw.
2. Women prattle
3. Whatever else you do, please avoid musicianly prattle about your favourite brand of guitar strings.
4. Living in the moment, she drank her milk and began to prattle on about her visit to the dentist.
5. "Dignity" is not a word that figures in my lexicon of praise (too redolent of the prattle of soulboys) but with Cave's work since Kicking Against the Pricks , it's appropriate and unavoidable.
6. It was insignificant prattle about birds, sailing and school gossip, but the last paragraph mentioned plans for a demonstration against the Education Secretary's newly-announced plans to end the distribution of free milk to schoolchildren.
7. The lawmakers prattle on about wanting greater continuity.
8. Like so many kindly, amiable people, he was a confirmed gossip and loved to prattle about his friends' affairs.
9. Sometimes he would communicate with individual flints, a continuous admonitory prattle broken by sudden triumphant squeals.
10. Clarke writes a good deal more intelligently - and entertainingly - than many who prattle on about the future.
11. He was good with people: one day, when Madge trapped him outside the kiosk, Marie had been embarrassed hearing her prattle on.
12. In "On The Waves" Henry, a divorced father allowed to meet his daughter Melinda in Venice, sits in a gondola meditating on distance, trust and expectation against a background of ruthless infant prattle.
13. MENTION big-time tennis venues round here and folk let you prattle on about Wimbledon, Roland Garros, Flushing Meadow and Flinders Park and then press a few claims of their own.