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1 gevezelik
"1. chattering, prattling. 2. chatter, idle talk; indiscreet talk. - etmek 1. to chatter, talk idly. 2. to talk indiscreetly, blab." -
2 zevzeklik
boring chatter. - etmek to chatter boringly, rattle on. -
3 çan çan
1. continuous and boring talk, chatter. 2. clanging, ringing, or jangling sound. -etmek to chatter loudly and endlessly. -
4 çatırda
1. chatter 2. crepitate 3. crackle (v.) -
5 gevezelik
n. chattering, chitchat, babbling, gossip, indiscretion, jaw, talkativeness, windiness, cackle, chinwag, clack, comment, gab, gabble, garrulity, jive, loquaciousness, loquacity, mouthiness, prate, prattle, rattle, talky talk, tattle, volubility, yap* * *1. gab 2. garrulity 3. garrulousness 4. nonsense 5. babbling (n.) 6. babble (n.) 7. chatter (n.) 8. prate (n.) -
6 gevezelik et
1. blabber 2. natter 3. tattling (v.) 4. babbling (v.) 5. tattle (v.) 6. babble (v.) 7. chatter (v.) 8. prate (v.) -
7 aptalca ve çok konuşmak
v. chatter -
8 dırdır
n. chatter, grumbling, rattle, jaw, quack -
9 gevezelik etmek
v. chatter, chat, babble, gossip, blab, cackle, clack, gabble, prate, prattle, tattle, natter -
10 gıcırdatmak
v. gnash, chatter, screech, grate, grind, grit, jar, scrape -
11 gıcırdatmamak
v. (neg. form of gıcırdatmak) gnash, chatter, screech, grate, grind, grit, jar, scrape -
12 konuşkan kimse
n. chatter, chatterbox, talker, communicator -
13 konuşup durmak
v. chatter, go on -
14 laklak etmek
v. clack, chatter -
15 çatırdamak
v. make a crackling noise, crackle, creak, clack, clash, crack, crepitate, scrunch, snap--------çatırdamak (dişler)v. chatter -
16 kasnattı
Made sb. shiver and made sb's teeth chatter -
17 kasnattı
Made sb. shiver and made sb's teeth chatter -
18 cır cır ötmek
to chatter (away) -
19 gevezelik etmek
a) to chatter, to babble b) to chat away, to have a chat -
20 laklak
"clacking noise made by storks; chatter, small talk, chitchat"
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