gossip

gossip
1. noun
1) (person) Klatschbase, die (ugs. abwertend)
2) (talk) Schwatz, der; (malicious) Klatsch, der (ugs. abwertend)
2. intransitive verb
schwatzen; (maliciously) klatschen (ugs. abwertend)
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['ɡosip] 1. noun
1) (talk about other people's affairs, not always truthful: I never pay any attention to gossip.) der Klatsch
2) (a chat: She dropped in for a cup of coffee and a gossip.) die Plauderei
3) (a person who listens to and passes on gossip: She's a dreadful gossip.) die Klatschbase
2. verb
1) (to pass on gossip.) klatschen
2) (to chat.) plaudern
- academic.ru/31868/gossipy">gossipy
- gossip column
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gos·sip
[ˈgɒsɪp, AM ˈgɑ:səp]
I. n (usu pej)
1. no pl (rumour) Klatsch m fam, Tratsch m fam, Gerede nt
idle \gossip (pej) leeres Geschwätz pej fam
the latest \gossip der neueste Tratsch fam
to have a \gossip about sb über jdn tratschen [o klatschen] fam
2. (pej: person) Tratschbase f pej fam, Klatschmaul nt pej sl
3. (conversation) Schwatz m fam
II. n modifier Klatsch-
let's have a good \gossip session! AM lass uns mal richtig ausgiebig tratschen fam
III. vi
1. (chatter) schwatzen fam, plauschen fam
2. (spread rumours) tratschen pej fam, klatschen pej fam
to \gossip about sb über jdn tratschen [o klatschen]
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['gɒsɪp]
1. n
1) Klatsch m, Tratsch m (inf); (= chat) Schwatz m

to have a gossip with sb — mit jdm schwatzen or plauschen (inf) or klönen (N Ger)

it started a lot of gossip — es gab Anlass zu vielem Gerede or Tratsch (inf) or Klatsch

office gossip — Bürotratsch m (inf)

2) (= person) Klatschbase f
2. vi
schwatzen, plauschen (inf), klönen (N Ger); (maliciously) klatschen, tratschen (inf)
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gossip [ˈɡɒsıp; US ˈɡɑsəp]
A s
1. Klatsch m, Tratsch m (beide umg):
gossip column Klatschspalte f;
gossip columnist Klatschkolumnist(in);
the gossip mills are spinning es kocht in der Gerüchteküche
2. Plauderei f, Geplauder n, Schwatz m:
have a gossip with sb mit jemandem plaudern oder schwatzen
3. Klatschbase f, Klatschmaul n (beide umg)
B v/i
1. klatschen, tratschen (beide umg)
2. plaudern, schwatzen (beide:
with mit;
about über akk)
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1. noun
1) (person) Klatschbase, die (ugs. abwertend)
2) (talk) Schwatz, der; (malicious) Klatsch, der (ugs. abwertend)
2. intransitive verb
schwatzen; (maliciously) klatschen (ugs. abwertend)
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n.
Geschwätz n.
Klatsch -ereien m.
Klatschbase f.
Plauderei f.
Plausch m.
Rederei -en f.
Schwatz m.
Tratsch m. v.
klatschen v.
plaudern v.
schwatzen v.
tratschen v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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