gabble
gabble 英 ['gæb(ə)l] 美 ['gæbl]
vi. 急促而含糊地说话 vt. 喋喋不休地说;七嘴八嘴地说 n. 急促不清的话
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- When you gabble, you talk so fast that you can barely be understood. A nervous public speaker might gabble for several minutes before she's able to get her point across.
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- vi. 急促而含糊地说话
- vt. 喋喋不休地说;七嘴八嘴地说
- n. 急促不清的话
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1. I never got the tea, and didn't gabble through much of my story to the young man, either.
我没喝到茶,当然我也没喋喋不休地把我的故事通盘说给那个年轻人。
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2. All this global gabble is best summarized by two signs in a Majorcan shop entrance: "English well talking"and"Here speeching American".
注释:在马约卡(地中海西部西班牙的一个大岛屿)一家店里两个招牌上的英文,原意是"能说标准英语"及"我们能说美式英语",无论是拼法、语法还是词的用法上,都因受当地语言习惯的影响,使说英语的游客难以明白其意思。 因而成了"译林迷途"主题中最能说明问题的例子。
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3. Don't gabble out your story, man, tell it calmly and clearly.
喂,不要上气不接下气的说话,冷静地把情况讲清楚。
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