gossipy是什么意思，gossipy的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

gossipy英标

英:/'ˈɡɒsɪpi/ 美:/'ˈɡɑːsɪpi/

adj. （谈话、书信等）说人闲话的，充满流言蜚语的，闲聊式的；（人）八卦的，爱谈论别人私生活的

They were gossipy and not always discreet.

他们爱说闲话，而且不总是言语谨慎。

We've got very gossipy neighbours.

我们有几个非常爱闲聊的邻居。

Had long gossipy lunch with colleague.

午餐时，与同事进行了长时间的闲谈。

Don't tell her anything, she's gossipy.

什么都别告诉她，她太八卦了。

Gossipy good things you might want to know.

你可能想要知道的有趣的好东西。

gossipy 是形容词，详细解释如下：

描述人：
She's a gossipy neighbor who always talks about others' private lives.（她是个爱说闲话的邻居，总谈论他人私生活）
描述内容：
The article was written in a gossipy tone, full of unverified rumors.（这篇文章以八卦口吻写成，充斥未经证实的传言）

"They had a long gossipy lunch with colleagues."
→ 中性语境，强调轻松闲聊的社交场景
"She writes gossipy letters full of trivial details."
→ 可中性（分享生活细节）或略带贬义（内容琐碎）

可通过牛津词典或剑桥词典查阅更详细用法对比（参考、2、9）。

释义： 爱八卦的，好管闲事的，喜欢说闲话的。

例句：

She's always been gossipy, but lately she's gotten worse. (她一直就爱八卦，但最近变得更糟了。)
I don't want to be gossipy, but have you heard about what happened between them? (我不想说闲话，但你听说他们之间发生了什么事了吗？)
The office is full of gossipy people who love to spread rumors. (办公室里充满了喜欢传谣言的八卦人。)

用法： gossipy是一个形容词，用来形容那些喜欢和别人分享别人私人生活和事情的人。这个词通常是贬义的，因为它暗示了这些人不太可信和喜欢八卦。

近义词： nosy、meddlesome、prying、curious

反义词： discreet、private、confidential