blab
blab 英 [blæb] 美 [blæb]
vt. 泄漏 vi. 胡扯 n. 泄密者；多嘴的人
进行时:blabbing 过去式:blabbed 过去分词:blabbed 第三人称单数:blabs 名词复数:blabs
- To blab is to gossip about or reveal a secret you promised to keep. You might accidentally blab to your dad about your brother getting in trouble at school.
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- vt. 泄漏
- vi. 胡扯
- n. 泄密者；多嘴的人
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1. We never confided in her, because she would blab.
我们从不跟她说心里话，因她会说漏嘴。
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2. GOLDEN RULE Home is pretty much the only place where you can safely blab about almost anything without having to consider the needs of the people around you.
家差不多是惟一可以无所顾忌、放心聊天的地方。
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3. Then Cameron will blab again about how it shows British strengths, at the same time as he's slashing funding to scientific research that indirectly ensured those victories.
然后，卡梅伦将再次大放阙词，胡扯它是如何在展示英国的优势，而与此同时，把这归功于他削减了科研经费，间接保证了那些胜利。
- blab (v.) mid-15c., blabben, "to talk idly and foolishly, talk too much," apparently from Middle English noun blabbe "one who does not control his tongue" (late 13c.), which is probably echoic. Related: Blabbed; blabbing. From c. 1600 as "to talk indiscreetly."
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