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1 incoherently
adverb incoherentementetr[ɪnkəʊ'hɪərəntlɪ]1 incoherentemente, de manera incoherente'ɪnkəʊ'hɪrəntli, ˌɪnkəʊ'hɪərəntli[ˌɪnkǝʊ'hɪǝrǝntlɪ]ADV [mumble, ramble, argue, write] de forma incoherente; [speak] con incoherencia, incoherentemente; [expressed] de manera incoherentehe collapsed on the floor, mumbling incoherently — se desplomó en el suelo, murmurando de forma incoherente or murmurando incoherencias
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2 gabble
'ɡæbl
1. verb(to talk very quickly and not very clearly.) farfullar, parlotear, hablar atropelladamente
2. noun(fast, incoherent talk.) farfulla, parloteotr['gæbəl]1 chapurreo, charloteo, farfulla1 farfullar, charlotear, hablar atropelladamenten.• algarabía* s.f.• cotorreo s.m.• parola s.f.v.• cotorrear v.'gæbəl
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intransitive verb ( speak incoherently) hablar atropelladamente or confusamente, farfullar; ( speak quickly) parlotear (fam)
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vt farfullar['ɡæbl]1.N torrente m de palabras ininteligibles2.VT farfullar3.* * *['gæbəl]
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intransitive verb ( speak incoherently) hablar atropelladamente or confusamente, farfullar; ( speak quickly) parlotear (fam)
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3 bumble
tr['bʌmbəl]1 (blunder) hacer una plancha1 (speak incoherently) farfullar['bʌmbl]VI (=walk unsteadily) andar de forma vacilante, andar a tropezones; (fig) trastabillar -
4 burble
tr['bɜːbəl]1 (incoherent speech) murmullo1 (speak incoherently) murmullar, farfullarn.• gorgoteo s.m.v.• burbujear v.'bɜːrbəl, 'bɜːbəla) \<\<stream/spring\>\> borbotar, borbotearb) ( talk meaninglessly) parlotear (fam), cotorrear (fam); ( talk excitedly) hablar atropelladamente['bɜːbl]VI1) [baby] hacer gorgoritos; [stream] burbujear* * *['bɜːrbəl, 'bɜːbəl]a) \<\<stream/spring\>\> borbotar, borbotearb) ( talk meaninglessly) parlotear (fam), cotorrear (fam); ( talk excitedly) hablar atropelladamente -
5 bumble
bumble ['bʌmbəl](a) (speak incoherently) bafouiller;∎ he bumbled through his speech il a fait un discours décousu∎ he came bumbling in il entra, l'air gauche -
6 babble
1. intransitive verb1) (talk incoherently) stammeln3) (talk excessively)babble away or on — quasseln (ugs.)
4) [Bach:] plätschern2. transitive verb(utter incoherently) stammeln3. noun2) (murmur of water) Geplätscher, das* * *['bæbl] 1. verb1) (to talk indistinctly or foolishly: What are you babbling about now?)2) (to make a continuous and indistinct noise: The stream babbled over the pebbles.) plätschern2. noun(such talk or noises.) das Gestammel,das Geplätscher* * *bab·ble[ˈbæbl̩]\babble of voices Stimmengewirr ntinternet \babble Internetjargon mII. vi2. water plätschernIII. vtto \babble an excuse eine Entschuldigung stottern* * *['bbl]1. n1) Gemurmel nt; (of baby, excited person etc) Geplapper nt2. vidon't babble, speak slowly — nicht so schnell, rede langsam
the other actress tended to babble — die andere Schauspielerin neigte dazu, ihren Text herunterzurasseln
* * *babble [ˈbæbl]A v/i1. a) stammelnb) lallen2. plappern, schwatzen (beide pej):babbling idiot dummer Schwätzer3. plätschern, murmeln (Bach etc)B v/t1. a) stammelnb) lallen2. plappern, schwatzen3. ein Geheimnis etc ausplaudernC s1. a) Gestammel nb) Gelalle n2. Geplapper n, Geschwätz n (beide pej):* * *1. intransitive verb1) (talk incoherently) stammeln2) (talk foolishly) [dumm] schwatzenbabble away or on — quasseln (ugs.)
4) [Bach:] plätschern2. transitive verb(utter incoherently) stammeln3. noun2) (murmur of water) Geplätscher, das* * *n.Störgeräusch n. v.labern v.schwafeln v.stammeln v. -
7 disconnectedly
1. adv сбивчиво, отрывисто, несвязно, бессвязно2. adv отдельно, изолированноСинонимический ряд:incoherently (other) discontinuously; disjointedly; disorderedly; inchoately; incoherently
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