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1 blaterare
blaterare v. intr. to blether (on); to prattle (on); ( chiacchierare) to chatter (on): ha blaterato per ore, he chattered (on) for hours◆ v.tr. to blether (on) about (sthg.), to prattle (on) about (sthg.), to chatter (on) about (sthg.): blaterare di politica, to prattle (on) about politics; non so di che cosa va blaterando, I don't know what he's blethering (on) about.* * *[blate'rare]1. vi2. vt* * *[blate'rare]* * *blaterare/blate'rare/ [1](aus. avere) spreg. to blather, to blether, to blab (su, di about). -
2 schwatzen
I v/i umg. (plaudern) chat, Brit. auch natter; (inhaltlos reden) blather on; in der Schule: talk (in class); (klatschen) gossip; (ausplaudern) talk, blab; mit dem Nachbarn schwatzen be chatting with one’s neighbo(u)r; hört endlich auf zu schwatzen! stop chattering!II v/t say; dummes Zeug schwatzen talk a lot of nonsense ( oder drivel); was schwatzt er schon wieder? what’s he going ( oder babbling) on about now?* * *to chat; to babble; to gossip; to twaddle; to chatter; to gabble; to natter; to blab; to patter* * *schwạt|zen ['ʃvatsn]1. vito talk; (pej ) (unaufhörlich) to chatter; (über belanglose, oberflächliche Dinge, kindisch) to prattle; (= Unsinn reden) to blather (inf); (= klatschen) to gossip2. vtto talkdummes Zeug schwatzen — to talk a lot of rubbish (esp Brit inf) or drivel (inf)
* * *1) (to talk quickly and noisily about unimportant things: The children chattered among themselves.) chatter2) (to talk idly, rapidly and indistinctly: The women are always jabbering with one another.) jabber* * *schwat·zen[ˈʃvatsn̩]schwät·zen[ˈʃvɛtsn̩]SÜDD, ÖSTERRI. vi2. (sich wortreich auslassen) to talk a lot4. (im Unterricht reden) to talk [out of turn] in class5.II. vt▪ etw \schwatzen to talk sthdummes Zeug \schwatzen to talk rubbish [or AM trash]Unsinn \schwatzen to talk nonsense* * *1.1) chat2) (über belanglose Dinge) chatter; natter (coll.)3) (etwas ausplaudern) talk; blab4) (in der Schule) talk2.transitives Verb say; talk <nonsense, rubbish>* * *A. v/i umg (plaudern) chat, Br auch natter; (inhaltlos reden) blather on; in der Schule: talk (in class); (klatschen) gossip; (ausplaudern) talk, blab;mit dem Nachbarn schwatzen be chatting with one’s neighbo(u)r;hört endlich auf zu schwatzen! stop chattering!B. v/t say;dummes Zeug schwatzen talk a lot of nonsense ( oder drivel);was schwatzt er schon wieder? what’s he going ( oder babbling) on about now?* * *1.1) chat2) (über belanglose Dinge) chatter; natter (coll.)3) (etwas ausplaudern) talk; blab4) (in der Schule) talk2.transitives Verb say; talk <nonsense, rubbish>* * *v.to blab v.to chatter v.to gossip v.to patter v.to twaddle v. -
3 Schwatzen
I v/i umg. (plaudern) chat, Brit. auch natter; (inhaltlos reden) blather on; in der Schule: talk (in class); (klatschen) gossip; (ausplaudern) talk, blab; mit dem Nachbarn schwatzen be chatting with one’s neighbo(u)r; hört endlich auf zu schwatzen! stop chattering!II v/t say; dummes Zeug schwatzen talk a lot of nonsense ( oder drivel); was schwatzt er schon wieder? what’s he going ( oder babbling) on about now?* * *to chat; to babble; to gossip; to twaddle; to chatter; to gabble; to natter; to blab; to patter* * *schwạt|zen ['ʃvatsn]1. vito talk; (pej ) (unaufhörlich) to chatter; (über belanglose, oberflächliche Dinge, kindisch) to prattle; (= Unsinn reden) to blather (inf); (= klatschen) to gossip2. vtto talkdummes Zeug schwatzen — to talk a lot of rubbish (esp Brit inf) or drivel (inf)
* * *1) (to talk quickly and noisily about unimportant things: The children chattered among themselves.) chatter2) (to talk idly, rapidly and indistinctly: The women are always jabbering with one another.) jabber* * *schwat·zen[ˈʃvatsn̩]schwät·zen[ˈʃvɛtsn̩]SÜDD, ÖSTERRI. vi2. (sich wortreich auslassen) to talk a lot4. (im Unterricht reden) to talk [out of turn] in class5.II. vt▪ etw \schwatzen to talk sthdummes Zeug \schwatzen to talk rubbish [or AM trash]Unsinn \schwatzen to talk nonsense* * *1.1) chat2) (über belanglose Dinge) chatter; natter (coll.)3) (etwas ausplaudern) talk; blab4) (in der Schule) talk2.transitives Verb say; talk <nonsense, rubbish>* * *Schwatzen n; -s, kein pl; umg chatting; inhaltloses: blathering on; (Klatschen) gossiping; (Ausplaudern) talking, blabbing; in der Schule:ein Eintrag wegen Schwatzens an entry in the register for talking in class* * *1.1) chat2) (über belanglose Dinge) chatter; natter (coll.)3) (etwas ausplaudern) talk; blab4) (in der Schule) talk2.transitives Verb say; talk <nonsense, rubbish>* * *v.to blab v.to chatter v.to gossip v.to patter v.to twaddle v. -
4 schwätzen
I v/i umg. (plaudern) chat, Brit. auch natter; (inhaltlos reden) blather on; in der Schule: talk (in class); (klatschen) gossip; (ausplaudern) talk, blab; mit dem Nachbarn schwatzen be chatting with one’s neighbo(u)r; hört endlich auf zu schwatzen! stop chattering!II v/t say; dummes Zeug schwatzen talk a lot of nonsense ( oder drivel); was schwatzt er schon wieder? what’s he going ( oder babbling) on about now?* * *to chat; to babble; to gossip; to twaddle; to chatter; to gabble; to natter; to blab; to patter* * *schwạt|zen ['ʃvatsn]1. vito talk; (pej ) (unaufhörlich) to chatter; (über belanglose, oberflächliche Dinge, kindisch) to prattle; (= Unsinn reden) to blather (inf); (= klatschen) to gossip2. vtto talkdummes Zeug schwatzen — to talk a lot of rubbish (esp Brit inf) or drivel (inf)
* * *1) (to talk quickly and noisily about unimportant things: The children chattered among themselves.) chatter2) (to talk idly, rapidly and indistinctly: The women are always jabbering with one another.) jabber* * *schwat·zen[ˈʃvatsn̩]schwät·zen[ˈʃvɛtsn̩]SÜDD, ÖSTERRI. vi2. (sich wortreich auslassen) to talk a lot4. (im Unterricht reden) to talk [out of turn] in class5.II. vt▪ etw \schwatzen to talk sthdummes Zeug \schwatzen to talk rubbish [or AM trash]Unsinn \schwatzen to talk nonsense* * *1.1) chat2) (über belanglose Dinge) chatter; natter (coll.)3) (etwas ausplaudern) talk; blab4) (in der Schule) talk2.transitives Verb say; talk <nonsense, rubbish>* * ** * *1.1) chat2) (über belanglose Dinge) chatter; natter (coll.)3) (etwas ausplaudern) talk; blab4) (in der Schule) talk2.transitives Verb say; talk <nonsense, rubbish>* * *v.to blab v.to chatter v.to gossip v.to patter v.to twaddle v. -
5 causer
causer [koze]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = provoquer) to cause ; ( = entraîner) to bring aboutb. ( = parler de) to talk• causer politique/travail to talk politics/shop2. intransitive verb( = parler) to talk• assez causé ! that's enough talk!* * *koze
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1) ( provoquer) to cause2) (colloq) ( discuter de) to talk
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causer (colloq) de verbe transitif indirect to talk about
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(colloq) verbe intransitif to talk ( avec to; à propos de about)cause toujours tu m'intéresses! — (colloq) iron fascinating, I'm sure! iron
* * *koze1. vtLa tempête a causé beaucoup de dégâts. — The storm caused a lot of damage.
2. vito chat, talkNous n'avons pas beaucoup eu le temps de causer. — We didn't have much time to chat.
* * *causer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( provoquer) to cause; causer la mort de qn [accident, conflit] to cause sb's death; causer de la peine à qn to cause sb grief; elle m'a causé de gros ennuis she caused me a lot of trouble; causer des surprises/un scandale to cause surprise/a scandal; causer du tort à qn to wrong sb; la Bourse/ma santé m'a causé des soucis the stock exchange/my health has given me cause for concern;2 ○( discuter de) to talk; elles ont causé philosophie toute la soirée they talked philosophy all evening; causer travail or boutique to talk shop.B causer de vtr ind to talk about (avec qn with sb); causer longuement d'une affaire to talk about a matter at length; causer de choses et d'autres to talk about this and that; causons un peu de ton avenir let's have a chat about your future; ⇒ pluie.C vi to talk (avec qn to sb; à propos de about); hé, je te cause○! hey, I'm talking to you!; cause toujours tu m'intéresses! iron fascinating, I'm sure! iron.[koze] verbe transitif[provoquer - peine, problème] to cause————————[koze] verbe intransitif1. [bavarder]cause toujours (, tu m'intéresses)!a. [je fais ce que je veux] yeah, yeah (I'll do what I like anyway)!b. [tu pourrais m'écouter] don't mind me!je l'avais prévenu, mais cause toujours! I'd warned him but I might as well have been talking to the wall!3. (suivi d'un nom sans article) [parler]causer politique to talk about politics, to talk politics -
6 snakke
chat, gossip, natter, talk* * *vb talk,T chat,( pjatte) chatter,( barnligt) prattle;( vrøvle) talk nonsense;[ snakke engelsk] talk English;[ snakke politik] talk politics;[ med præp & adv:][ han snakker fanden et øre af] he would talk the hind leg off a donkey;[ snakke bagvendt], se bagvendt;[ snakke godt for en] coax somebody, wheedle somebody;[ de snakkede frem og tilbage om det] they discussed it at great length; there was a lot of to-ing and fro-ing;[ snakke med en] talk to (el. with) somebody,(for at få råd el. irettesætte også) have a word with somebody;( afbryde, T) chip in;[ snakke om noget] talk about (el. of) something,( drøfte også) talk something over;[ det er ikke noget at snakke om] that is nothing much; it is not worth mentioning;[ du skulle nødig snakke om nogen!] you're a fine one to talk![ snakke over sig] give oneself away,( røbe hemmeligheden) let the cat out of the bag,S blab.
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