Definition of gabble - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
unclear speechRare confused or rapid speech that is hard to understandRare
- The children’s gabble filled the playground.
Verb
1.
trivial talkRare talk rapidly about unimportant mattersRare
- He gabbled on about his weekend plans.
2.
bird soundsRare make rapid cackling noises like birdsRare
- The geese gabbled loudly by the pond.
Origin of gabble
Middle English, gabben (to talk)
Examples of gabble in a sentence
A constant gabble from the radio made the message unintelligible. She gabbled excitedly about the new movie. They gabbled on without noticing the time. The ducks gabbled excitedly at dawn. Birds gabbled in the early morning light.
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- French:babillage confus, bavarder, ...
- German:Gebrabbel, plappern, ...
- Italian:balbettio, blaterare, ...
- Spanish:parloteo, parlotear, ...
- Portuguese:balbúrdia, tagarelar, ...
- Chinese:嘈杂声, 唠叨, ...
- Japanese:早口, ぺちゃくちゃ話す, ...
- Arabic:ثَرثَرة, ثَرْثَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:גִּבְגּוּב, לְפַטְפֵּט, ...
- Russian:тараторение, болтать, ...
- Ukrainian:шумне бормотання, балакати, ...
- Hindi:बड़बड़ाहट, बकबक करना, ...
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