gossiper

英式音标：[ɡɒ'sɪpər]

美式音标：[ɡɒ'sɪpər]

词义：

n.

爱闲聊的人，搬弄是非者；

英英释义

gossiper

n.a person given to gossiping and divulging personal information about others

同义词：gossipgossipmongerrumormongerrumourmongernewsmonger

用法：

权威例句

Gossiper II, The

Charlotte's New Web; Times Gossiper, New York-Bound

VIHA fired gossiper but kept guard who had sex with patient | The Hook

ANNIE'S MAILBOX: Smother unrelenting gossiper with pity

Can a Gossiper Be Gagged? - When neighbors talk and talk, plus fur- trimmed gifts and milestone birthdays.

The Grapevine Might Be Larger, but the Gossiper Has Lost Power over the Years

Susceptibilities of two populations of Aphis gossiper Glover to selected insecticides

Bad habit or social good? How perceptions of gossiper morality are related to gossip content

Gossiping as moral social action: A functionalist account of gossiper perceptions

Is gossip risky? How the valence of competence information and group membership affect perceptions of gossiper morality

同义词：taleteller

同根词：gossip

造句：

1. A savant is revealed,who has created new forms for old symbols that have lost their meaning.

一位学者出现了，为那些已丧失它们意义的旧符号创造了新的表现形式。

来自辞典例句

2. Savant is married to actress Laura Leighton and they have four children.

他与女演员劳拉结婚并有四名子女.

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3. Autistic intelligence varies widely, from severe retardation to savant syndrome.

自闭症患者的智力差异甚广, 从极度迟钝到学者症候群不等.

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4. By the age of 16, however, Savant's precocious schoolgirl was no more.

然而,到16岁时, 莎凡特不再是早熟的女生了.

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5. In those situations, savant syndrome may appear.

在这些情况下, 学者症候群就可能出现.

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