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1 gossip
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1. noun1) (talk about other people's affairs, not always truthful: I never pay any attention to gossip.) chismes, chismorreo, cotilleo2) (a chat: She dropped in for a cup of coffee and a gossip.) charla, conversación3) (a person who listens to and passes on gossip: She's a dreadful gossip.) chismoso, cotilla
2. verb1) (to pass on gossip.) chismorrear, cotillear2) (to chat.) charlar, conversar•- gossipy- gossip column
gossip1 n1. cotilleo / chismes2. cotilla / chismosogossip2 vb cotilleartr['gɒsɪp]1 (talk) cotilleo, chismorreo2 (person) cotilla nombre masulino o femenino, chismoso,-a1 cotillear, chismorrear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto gossip about something/somebody cotillear sobre algo/alguien, chismorrear sobre algo/alguiena piece of gossip un chismegossip column crónica de sociedadgossip columnist cronista nombre masulino o femenino de sociedadgossip ['gɑsɪp] vi: chismear, contar chismesgossip n1) : chismoso m, -sa f (persona)2) rumor: chisme m, rumor mn.• charla s.f.• charladuría s.f.• comadre s.f.• comadrería s.f.• fábula s.f.• parla s.f.• parlador, -ora s.m.,f.v.• camandulear v.• charlatanear v.• chismear v.• comadrear v.• cotorrear v.• murmurar v.• parlar v.• picotear v.
I 'gɑːsəp, 'gɒsɪpa) u (speculation, scandal) chismorreo m (fam), cotilleo m (Esp fam)an interesting piece of gossip — un chisme interesante; (before n)
gossip column — crónica f de sociedad
gossip columnist — cronista mf de sociedad
b) c u ( chat)to have a gossip with somebody — chismorrear (fam) or (Esp tb) cotillear con alguien
c) c ( person) chismoso, -sa m,f (fam), cotilla mf (Esp fam)
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a) ( chatter) chismorrear (fam), cotillear (Esp fam)b) ( spread tales) contar* chismes['ɡɒsɪp]1. N1) (=scandal, malicious stories) cotilleo m, chismorreo m2) (=chatter) charla f3) (=person) cotilla mf, chismoso(-a) m / f2. VI1) (=scandalmonger) cotillear, chismorrear2) (=chatter) charlar3.CPDgossip column N — ecos mpl de sociedad
gossip columnist, gossip writer N — cronista mf de sociedad
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I ['gɑːsəp, 'gɒsɪp]a) u (speculation, scandal) chismorreo m (fam), cotilleo m (Esp fam)an interesting piece of gossip — un chisme interesante; (before n)
gossip column — crónica f de sociedad
gossip columnist — cronista mf de sociedad
b) c u ( chat)to have a gossip with somebody — chismorrear (fam) or (Esp tb) cotillear con alguien
c) c ( person) chismoso, -sa m,f (fam), cotilla mf (Esp fam)
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a) ( chatter) chismorrear (fam), cotillear (Esp fam)b) ( spread tales) contar* chismes -
2 gossip
s.1 chismoso(a) (persona)cotilla (España)2 chismorreo (talk)cotilleo (España)3 murmuración, charla, chisme, chismes.4 the gossips -> las malas lenguas.v.chismear, contar chismes, charlatanear, chismorrear.vi.chismorrear, cotillear (España) (pt & pp gossiped) -
3 gossip columnist
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4 gossip about
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5 gossip monger
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6 gossip-monger
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7 gossip column
(an article in a newspaper etc containing gossip about famous people.) crónica de sociedadcrónica de sociedadn.• gacetilla s.f. -
8 gossip chatter
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9 gossip column
s.sección de chismes, crónica de la sociedad, crónica social, ecos de sociedad. -
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11 gossip person
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12 gossip shop
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13 gossip writer
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14 piece of gossip
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15 political gossip
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16 town gossip
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17 a piece of gossip
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18 to gossip about something/somebody
to gossip about something/somebodycotillear sobre algo/alguien, chismorrear sobre algo/alguienEnglish-spanish dictionary > to gossip about something/somebody
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19 bear gossip
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20 catty gossip
s.chisme malintencionado.
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