gossip dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de gossip dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.gossip [Am ˈɡɑsəp, GB ˈɡɒsɪp] SUBST

1. gossip U (speculation, scandal):

gossip

chismorreo m fam

gossip

cotilleo m Esp fam

she gave me all the latest gossip

me puso al día con los chismes fam

it's just idle gossip

solo son habladurías

it gave rise to a lot of gossip in the office

dio mucho que hablar en la oficina

an interesting piece of gossip

un chisme interesante

2. gossip C or U (chat):

to have a gossip with sb

chismorrear con alguien fam

to have a gossip with sb

cotillear con alguien Esp also

3. gossip C (person):

gossip

chismoso m / chismosa f fam

gossip

cotilla mf Esp fam

II.gossip [Am ˈɡɑsəp, GB ˈɡɒsɪp] VERBE intr

1. gossip (chatter):

gossip

chismorrear fam

gossip

chismear fam

gossip

cotillear Esp fam

2. gossip (spread tales):

gossip

contar chismes

gossip columnist SUBST

gossip columnist

cronista mf de sociedad

gossip column SUBST

gossip column

crónica f de sociedad

Traductions de gossip dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

Autres traductions et expressions typiques avec les termes de votre recherche

argüendero (argüendera)

gossip

chimiscolero (chimiscolera)

gossip

cotilla

gossip fam

cotilleo

gossip

murmurador (murmuradora)

gossip

chismografía

gossip

la página de chismografía

the gossip page

argüende

gossip

gossip dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de gossip dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.gossip [ˈgɒsɪp, Am ˈgɑ:səp] SUBST

1. gossip sans pl (rumour):

gossip

chismorreo m

idle gossip

rumor m infundado

the latest gossip

los últimos chismes

gossip columnist

periodista mf de prensa rosa

2. gossip (person):

gossip

chismoso(-a) m (f)

3. gossip (conversation):

gossip

cotilleo m

to have a gossip about sb

cotillear sobre alguien

II.gossip [ˈgɒsɪp, Am ˈgɑ:səp] VERBE intr

1. gossip (spread rumors):

gossip

chismorrear

to gossip about sb

cotillear acerca de alguien

2. gossip (chatter):

gossip

contar chismes

gossip column SUBST

gossip column

columna f de cotilleo

Traductions de gossip dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

Autres traductions et expressions typiques avec les termes de votre recherche

argüende

gossip

cotilleo

gossip

cotilla

gossip

chismoso (-a)

gossip

chismorrear

to gossip

comadrear

to gossip

murmuración (cotilleo)

gossip

cotillear

to gossip

gossip Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

idle gossip

rumor m infundado

the latest gossip

los últimos chismes

gossip columnist

periodista mf de prensa rosa

to have a gossip about sb

cotillear sobre alguien

to gossip about sb

cotillear acerca de alguien

housewife (used to refer to women whose sole interests are their homes, family, personal appearance and gossip)

maruja

to be the subject of gossip

andar de boca en boca

to be the subject of gossip

ser pasto de la murmuración

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

This meant that the most vicious gossip who spread the details around was not subject to the law, but supposedly a newspaper was.

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Some people view gossip as a lighthearted way of spreading information.

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The two have been caught numerous times by gossip news photographers on private outings together.

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They are gossiping, having a good time while playing.

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Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others.

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She loves to gossip and hates climbing trees and walking the dogs.

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Both are single women with a young daughter; both are the subject of gossip and speculation.

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This punishment comes in many forms, one of which is social gossip about the behaviour.

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Governments or businesses select art pieces to be shown in public spaces and the public's response is generally one of passive gossip or direct attack.

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Although as ambitious and gossip-prone as the other wives, she has also shown herself to be very quick-witted.

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