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121 бъбрив
talkative, chatty, chattering; garrulous; long-winded, voluble, loquacious; mouthy; fond of a chat* * *бъбрѝв,прил. talkative, chatty, chattering; garrulous, waffly; long-winded, voluble, loquacious; mouthy; fond of a chat; разг. gabby, gassy.* * *chatty; gossipy{`gOsipi}; loquacious; voluble{`vOlyubxl}* * *talkative, chatty, chattering;garrulous;long-winded, voluble, loquacious;mouthy; fond of a chat -
122 aufgeknöpft
I P.P. aufknöpfenII Adj. umg. chatty, open, communicative* * *auf|ge|knöpft ['aufgəknœpft]adjinf = mitteilsam) chatty (inf)See:→ auch aufknöpfen* * *B. adj umg chatty, open, communicative -
123 gesprächig
Adj. talkative; (mitteilsam) communicative; sie ist nicht sehr gesprächig auch she doesn’t say much; heute bist du ja nicht sehr gesprächig auch you haven’t got much to say for yourself today, have you?; der Alkohol / die Drohung machte ihn gesprächig the drink / threat loosened his tongue* * *voluble; chatty; talkative; conversational; communicative* * *ge|sprä|chig [gə'ʃprɛːçɪç]1. adjtalkative, chatty (inf); (= mitteilsam) communicativejdn gesprä́chig machen — to make sb talk, to loosen sb's tongue
2. advgesprä́chig von etw erzählen — to talk volubly or expansively about sth
* * *1) ((negative uncommunicative) talkative; sociable: She's not very communicative this morning.) communicative2) (fond of talking: He's in a conversational mood.) conversational* * *ge·sprä·chig[gəˈʃprɛ:çɪç]adj garrulous, talkativedu bist aber heute nicht sehr \gesprächig you haven't got much to say for yourself todayjdn \gesprächig machen to loosen sb up, to make sb more expansive* * *Adjektiv talkative* * *sie ist nicht sehr gesprächig auch she doesn’t say much;heute bist du ja nicht sehr gesprächig auch you haven’t got much to say for yourself today, have you?;der Alkohol/die Drohung machte ihn gesprächig the drink/threat loosened his tongue* * *Adjektiv talkative* * *adj.chatty adj.talkative adj. adv.chattily adv.talkatively adv. -
124 ciarliero
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125 располагающий к беседе
General subject: chatty (Ex: Breakfast isn't a chatty meal.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > располагающий к беседе
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126 geschwätzig
Adj. pej. (redselig) talkative, garrulous; (klatschsüchtig) gossipy; er ist ein geschwätziger Typ he talks an awful lot, he never stops talking, Am. auch he’s a motor-mouth* * *garrulous; gossipy; loquacious; windy; gabby; voluble* * *ge|schwạ̈t|zig [gə'ʃvɛtsɪç]adjtalkative, garrulous; (= klatschsüchtig) gossipy* * *1) (fond of chatting: a chatty old lady.) chatty2) garrulously3) (fond of talking: a garrulous old man.) garrulous4) (talking a lot: a talkative person.) talkative* * *ge·schwät·zig[gəˈʃvɛtsɪç]adj (pej)1. (redselig) talkative, garrulousein \geschwätziger Mensch a gossipmonger\geschwätzig wie ein Marktweib sein to be a real gossip* * ** * *er ist ein geschwätziger Typ he talks an awful lot, he never stops talking, US auch he’s a motor-mouth* * *Adjektiv (abwertend) talkative* * *adj.blithering adj.gabby adj.garrulous adj.gossipy adj.loquacious adj.talkative adj. adv.loquaciously adv. -
127 unterhaltsam
Adj. entertaining; (lustig) auch amusing* * *entertaining; amusing* * *un|ter|hạlt|sam [ʊntɐ'haltzaːm]adjentertaining* * *(having a friendly style: a chatty letter.) chatty* * *un·ter·hal·tend[ʊntɐˈhaltənt]un·ter·halt·sam[ʊntɐˈhaltza:m]adj entertainingein \unterhaltsamer Abend an entertaining evening* * *Adjektiv entertaining* * ** * *Adjektiv entertaining* * *adv.entertaining adv.sportfully adv. -
128 chat
[ æt] 1. past tense, past participle - chatted; verb(to talk in a friendly and informal way: They chatted about the weather.) sludre; snakke2. noun((a) friendly and informal talk: a chat over coffee; women's chat.) sludder; snak- chatty* * *[ æt] 1. past tense, past participle - chatted; verb(to talk in a friendly and informal way: They chatted about the weather.) sludre; snakke2. noun((a) friendly and informal talk: a chat over coffee; women's chat.) sludder; snak- chatty
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