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1 prattle
1. intransitive verb[Kleinkind:] plappern (ugs.); schwafeln (ugs. abwertend)2. noun* * *['prætl] 1. verb(to talk or chatter about unimportant things or like a child.) plappern2. noun(childish talk; chatter.) das Geplapper* * *prat·tle[ˈprætl̩, AM -t̬-]I. vi1. (talk foolishly) plappern▪ to \prattle away ununterbrochen plappern▪ to \prattle on immer weiterreden* * *['prtl]1. nGeplapper nt2. viplappern* * *prattle [ˈprætl]A v/i plappern umgB v/t etwas daherplappern umg* * *1. intransitive verb[Kleinkind:] plappern (ugs.); schwafeln (ugs. abwertend)2. noun* * *v.labern v.plaudern v.schwätzen v. -
2 prattle
prat·tle [ʼprætl̩, Am -t̬-] vi1) ( talk foolishly) plappern;to \prattle away ununterbrochen plappernto \prattle on immer weiterreden;
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