gossipy

英 [ˈɡɒsɪpi]

美 [ˈɡɑːsɪpi]

adj.  (书等)记述轶事的，野史的，闲谈的; 喜欢说长道短的; 爱议论是非的

BNC.34256 / COCA.30576

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 记述轶事的；野史的；闲谈的
  If you describe a book or account asgossipy, you mean it is informal and full of interesting but often unimportant news or information about people.
  1. ...a chatty, gossipy account of Forster's life.
     对福斯特生平轶事的漫谈式的记述
• ADJ-GRADED 喜欢说长道短的；爱传播流言蜚语的
  If you describe someone asgossipy, you are critical of them because they talk about other people's private lives a great deal.
  1. ...gossipy old women.
     喜欢说长道短的老妇人

英英释义

adj

• prone to friendly informal communication
  Synonym:chattynewsy

双语例句

• It still leaves lots of scope for revelation, candour, frankness and wit, but it is done on the speaker's terms, not the terms of someone putting out a garbled or gossipy version afterwards.
  这仍然为真实、公正、坦率和智慧留下了很大空间，但这是从说话者的角度出发，而非随后对发言断章取义的人。
• A gossipy malevolent old woman; failure made him malevolent toward those who were successful.
  唠唠叨叨的、坏心肠的老女人；失败使他对成功的人充满了恶毒。
• I got a long gossipy letter from my friend.
  我收到朋友的一封很长的长舌信。
• I think the only thing you can believe in the gossip/ gossipy magazine is the cover price.
  我想你对这些八卦杂志能相信的唯一事情就是封面上的价格。
• Bankers in Asia are gossipy, however, particularly when they have a good story to sell;
  但是，银行家总是乐于谈论，特别是当他们有好的谈资的时候；
• They were gossipy and not always discreet
  他们很爱传闲话，而且常常口无遮拦。
• Be sure to go out of your way to keep your talks confidential, away from gossipy boys and girls and far from the copycats.
  确保你的谈话保密性，让这件事情远离那些闲言碎语，爱传留言的人们。
• Ten years ago, blogs were mostly just online diaries written by gossipy teenagers. Today, they.
  十年前，博客多是由喜欢闲聊的青少年所写的网络日志。
• Their talk was slightly malicious and gossipy.
  他们的谈话有点心怀恶意和搬弄是非的味道。
• They might find a couple of gossipy messages. But there would be absolutely nothing that would give a rival a competitive advantage.
  也许他们会找到一些闲言碎语的信息，但肯定没有什么能让对手获得竞争优势的内容。