blather

英 [ˈblæðə(r)]

美 [ˈblæðər]

v.  喋喋不休地胡说; 唠叨
n.  蠢话

现在分词：blathering　过去式：blathered　第三人称单数：blathers　过去分词：blathered　

BNC.49218 / COCA.31181

牛津词典

verb

• 喋喋不休地胡说；唠叨
  to talk continuously about things that are silly or unimportant

柯林斯词典

• VERB 喋喋不休；废话连篇；絮絮叨叨
  If someoneis blathering on aboutsomething, they are talking for a long time about something that you consider boring or unimportant.
  1. The old men blather on and on...
     这几个老头喋喋不休。
  2. Stop blathering...
     别唠唠叨叨了。
  3. He kept on blathering about police incompetence.
     他喋喋不休地念叨着警察不称职。
  4. Blatheris also a noun.
     
  5. Anyone knows that all this is blather.
     谁都知道这完全是废话连篇。

英英释义

noun

• foolish gibberish
  Synonym:blatherskite

verb

• to talk foolishly
  1. The two women babbled and crooned at the baby
  Synonym:babblesmatterbletherblither

双语例句

• Different parts of the brain control logic and speech, as anyone listening to an air head endlessly blather on realizes.
  大脑的不同部位控制着逻辑和讲话，因为任何一个人都听过笨蛋无休无止地讲废话。
• When we blather about trivial things, we ourselves become trivial, for our attention gets taken up with trivialities. Your work is just going to be mundane triviality.
  处理（剩下的）琐碎事项当我们胡扯琐碎的事情时，我们自己就变得琐碎，因为我们的注意力甘于琐碎。
• Don't mention horse racing. He'll just blather about the subject for hours once he gets started.
  可别提赛马。他一旦讲起这个话题来就喋喋不休说个不完。
• He sees himself as a no-nonsense entrepreneur with a loathing of corporate blather.
  他称自己是一名严肃的企业家，不喜欢在公司里胡扯。
• The old men blather on and on
  这几个老头喋喋不休。
• Good did not blather below I will talk about me is how to increase IP.
  好了不说废话了下面我来谈谈我是怎么来增加IP的。
• Spare me the discovery channel blather.
  别跟我上“探索频道”的废课。
• He kept on blathering about police incompetence.
  他喋喋不休地念叨着警察不称职。
• Also, despite all the blather about juche ( self-reliance), it would be odd if rival factions did not court outside help.
  另外，尽管有关自主（juche，自力更生）的套话不绝于耳，但对立的政治派别肯定会求助于外国。
• Amid much blather about the "knowledge economy" the core of this belief is that more higher education means higher productivity and more wealth.
  人们喋喋不休地谈论“知识经济”，其核心信念是更多的高等教育意味着更高的生产力和更多的财富。