Definition of blab - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- I heard some blab about her new job.
2.
- He's such a blab, always sharing secrets.
Verb
1.
- She might blab everything if she gets too angry..
2.
- He blabbed on about his weekend plans.
Expressions with blab
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reveal secrets without intending to
She blabbed out the surprise party details.
Origin of blab
Middle English, blabben (to talk foolishly)
Examples of blab in a sentence
Ignore the blab and focus on your work. Avoid telling him secrets; he's a blab. The office blab spread the news quickly. Don't blab our plans to anyone. He tends to blab when he's drunk. She tends to blab secrets without realizing it.
Don't blab about the surprise party!
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- French:ragots, révéler, ...
- German:Klatsch, ausplaudern, ...
- Italian:pettegolezzo, spifferare, ...
- Spanish:chisme, chismorrear, ...
- Portuguese:fofoca, tagarelar, ...
- Chinese:闲聊, 泄密, ...
- Japanese:噂話, 秘密を漏らす, ...
- Arabic:ثَرْثَرَة, ثَرْثَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:רְכִילוּת, לִפְלֹוט, ...
- Russian:сплетни, болтать, ...
- Ukrainian:плітки, базікати, ...
- Hindi:गपशप, भेद खोल देना, ...
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