gossips

英 [ˈɡɒsɪps]

美 [ˈɡɑːsɪps]

n.  流言飞语; 闲言碎语; 说长道短; 闲聊; 喜欢传播流言飞语的人; 爱说长道短(或说三道四)的人
v.  传播流言飞语; 说三道四; 说长道短
gossip的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 流言蜚语；小道消息；闲话
  Gossipis informal conversation, often about other people's private affairs.
  1. He spent the first hour talking gossip...
     他头一个小时都在闲聊。
  2. There has been much gossip about the possible reasons for his absence...
     关于他缺席的原因有很多传言。
  3. Don't you like a good gossip?
     你不想好好地聊聊吗？
• V-RECIP 闲聊；说长道短
  If yougossip withsomeone, you talk informally, especially about other people or local events. You can also say that two peoplegossip.
  1. We spoke, debated, gossiped into the night...
     我们交谈着，争论着，闲聊着，一直持续到晚上。
  2. Eva gossiped with Sarah...
     伊娃与萨拉在闲聊。
  3. Mrs Lilywhite never gossiped.
     利利怀特夫人从来不说长道短。
• N-COUNT 爱说长道短的人
  If you describe someone as agossip, you mean that they enjoy talking informally to people about the private affairs of others.
  1. He was a vicious gossip.
     他总是喜欢说别人的坏话。

双语例句

• My does people making such gossips like this!
  我没有人提出这样的流传！
• Burnt to cinders, we were told by the neighbourhood gossips.
  街头巷尾都在传他被烧成了灰烬。
• They had long gossips together, and were endlessly confidential.
  她们在一起一谈就谈到很久，把什么心腹话都说出来。
• Gossips about me all over town.
  镇里到处都是关于我的流言。
• Four gossips were chatting in a doorway.
  四个老婆子聚在一家大门口聊天。
• What frightful gossips people are, even one's best friends.
  人们最爱散布流言蜚语，哪怕是自己最好的朋友也不例外。
• A modest man frequently ponders over his mistakes; a conceited man only gossips about other's errors.
  谦虚者常思己过，骄傲者只论人非。
• The old woman gossips continually about her neighbours.
  老太太扯起东邻西舍的闲事，总是不住嘴。
• If a man listened to the gossips, he would be already dead.
  如果一个人听信流言蜚语的话，他早就该死了。
• I always used to enjoy our gossips over the garden fence.
  我过去总是以我们隔着庭院篱笆的闲谈为乐。