Definition of blabber - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- She tends to blabber when she's nervous..
2.
- She blabbered about the surprise party to everyone.
Noun
1.
- The blabber at the party revealed all the secrets..
2.
- Their conversation was just blabber, with no real substance.
Origin of blabber
Middle English, blaberen (to talk foolishly)
Examples of blabber in a sentence
He would blabber on about his adventures for hours. He blabbered the confidential details to the press. Don't blabber about the project until it's finalized. Nobody trusts a blabber with sensitive information. The blabber couldn't keep the surprise a secret. His endless blabber annoyed everyone at the meeting.
She dismissed his comments as mere blabber.
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- French:bavarder, bavard, ...
- German:schwafeln, Schwätzer, ...
- Italian:blaterare, chiacchierone, ...
- Spanish:parlotear, hablador, ...
- Portuguese:tagarelar, falador, ...
- Chinese:唠叨, 多嘴的人, ...
- Japanese:無駄話をする, おしゃべりな人, ...
- Arabic:ثَرْثَرَ, ثَرثَار, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַטְפֵּט, פַּטְפְּטָן, ...
- Russian:болтать, трепло, ...
- Ukrainian:балакати, базіка, ...
- Hindi:बकबक करना, बकबक करने वाला, ...
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