jabbering

英 [ˈdʒæbərɪŋ]

美 [ˈdʒæbərɪŋ]

v.  急促(或激动)而含混不清地说
jabber的现在分词

现在分词：jabbering　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 急促而含混不清地说；激动而口齿不清地说
  If you say that someoneis jabbering, you mean that they are talking very quickly and excitedly, and you cannot understand them.
  1. The girl jabbered incomprehensibly...
     那个女孩儿叽里咕噜地说着，谁也没听懂。
  2. After a minute or two I left them there jabbering away.
     没几分钟，我就走开了，留下他们在那儿叽里咕噜地说个不停。
  3. ...a roomful of jabbering tourists.
     一屋子叽里呱啦说个不停的游客

英英释义

noun

• rapid and indistinct speech
  Synonym:jabbergabble

双语例句

• The plague of social jaBBering
  社交闲谈造成的纷扰
• As he "drove" along a bus route on a recent morning, store owners waved fondly to the familiar packs of jabbering children.
  最近一天清晨，他沿着巴士线路“驾驶”时，看到店主们亲切地向一群熟悉的叽叽喳喳的孩子们挥手。
• A steady steam of Republican congressmen have been jabbering that Obama has "questions to answer."
  一群共和党议员一直在嘟囔奥巴马要“回答一些问题。”
• In the end, I think he found my beetroot face and pathetic jabbering so dreadful he felt sorry for me.
  最后，我估计他是觉得我的面红耳赤和可怜巴巴的絮叨是如此可怕，于是反过来开始同情我。
• Enough already! You've been jabbering for days.
  已经够了！你叽叽喳喳很多天了。
• Listen to those girls jabbering away!
  听那些女孩子叽里咕噜地说个不停！
• The plague of social jabbering ( bGeorge Santayana)
  社交闲谈造成的纷扰（b乔治桑塔亚那）
• Nobody can understand you if you keep jabbering away like that.
  如果你继续这样急促不清地说下去，谁也听不懂了。
• After a minute or two I left them there jabbering away.
  没几分钟，我就走开了，留下他们在那儿叽里咕噜地说个不停。
• They were excitedly jabbering about the clowns, elephants and other acts they would see that night.
  他们在兴奋地叽叽喳喳谈论当晚会出场的那些小丑、大象和其他表演。