blather
简明释义
v. 喋喋不休;絮絮叨叨;啰嗦地说
n. 废话;胡说
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英英释义
To talk nonsense or to speak in a foolish or nonsensical way. | 说废话或以愚蠢或无意义的方式说话。 |
关于琐事喋喋不休或胡言乱语。 |
单词用法
谈论某事 | |
不停地喋喋不休 | |
一堆废话 | |
停止喋喋不休 |
同义词
喋喋不休 | 她总是喋喋不休地谈论她的周末计划。 | ||
唠叨 | 孩子们兴奋地唠叨着他们在动物园的一天。 | ||
泄密; 说闲话 | 他忍不住泄露了惊喜派对的消息。 | ||
闲聊; 八卦 | 他们花了一下午的时间在咖啡馆里闲聊。 |
反义词
简洁 | 这份报告因其简洁和清晰而受到赞扬。 | ||
机智 | 她说话很机智,避免了任何不必要的废话。 | ||
清晰 | His clarity in explaining the topic made it easy for everyone to understand. | 他在解释主题时的清晰度使每个人都能轻松理解。 |
例句
1.Chinese to learn English, intensive reading, fine listens, goblin said more than, but reading, pan-listens is far from enough, a large number of blather more insufficient.
中国人学习英文,精读、精听、精说有余,但泛读、泛听远远不够,大量的乱说就更不够了。
2.When we blather about trivial things, we ourselves become trivial, for our attention gets taken up with trivialities.
当我们胡扯琐碎的事情时,我们自己就变得琐碎,因为我们的注意力甘于琐碎。
3.When you strip out the blather about bank transparency and such, this is the core bargain that needs to be struck.
抛开有关银行业透明度的胡言乱语,这才是这次会议需要达成的核心协议。
4.Anyone knows that all this is blather.
任何人都知道这一切全是胡说。
5.Who is that, you don't blather.
谁是那小白脸,你可别乱说。
6.The old men blather on and on.
这帮老头儿絮絮叨叨没完没了。
7.I understand that I can't go out to blather.
我理解,我不会出去乱说的。
8.Speak up old man! I am busy and have things to do besides listening to you blather!
快点老头!我除了听你说废话之外还有好多事情要忙着去做呢!
9.Chinese to learn English, intensive reading, fine listens, goblin said more than, but reading, pan-listens is far from enough, a large number of blather more insufficient.
中国人学习英文,精读、精听、精说有余,但泛读、泛听远远不够,大量的乱说就更不够了。
10.The politician's speech was filled with blather and no real solutions.
这位政治家的演讲充满了喋喋不休,却没有真正的解决方案。
11.I can't stand listening to him blather about his vacation plans.
我受不了听他喋喋不休地讲他的度假计划。
12.During the meeting, he just blathered without making any real points.
在会议上,他只是喋喋不休,没有提出任何实质性的观点。
13.Stop blathering and get to the point!
别再喋喋不休了,直接说重点!
14.She tends to blather on about her favorite TV shows.
她总是喋喋不休地谈论她最喜欢的电视剧。
作文
In today’s fast-paced world, where information is readily available at our fingertips, it is easy to get caught up in the habit of blathering. People often engage in meaningless chatter, sharing opinions and stories that lack substance or relevance. This phenomenon can be observed in various settings, from social media platforms to casual conversations among friends. The act of blathering can serve as a distraction, allowing individuals to avoid deeper discussions or critical thinking. Take, for instance, the way social media has transformed communication. Users frequently scroll through endless feeds filled with memes, superficial updates, and trivial anecdotes. While these posts may elicit laughter or momentary engagement, they often contribute to a culture of blather that prioritizes entertainment over meaningful dialogue. As a result, important issues tend to be overshadowed by the noise of inconsequential chatter.Moreover, blathering can also manifest in face-to-face interactions. Imagine sitting in a coffee shop, overhearing two people discussing their weekend plans in excruciating detail, while ignoring the pressing topics that could lead to more enriching conversations. This tendency to blather can hinder personal growth and limit the potential for genuine connections. When individuals focus on trivial matters, they miss opportunities to explore deeper subjects that could foster understanding and empathy.It is essential to recognize the impact of blather on our communication habits. By becoming aware of when we are engaging in blather, we can make a conscious effort to steer conversations towards more meaningful content. This shift not only benefits our interpersonal relationships but also enriches our own lives. Instead of filling the air with empty words, we can choose to share ideas, experiences, and insights that genuinely matter. In conclusion, while blathering may seem harmless, it can have significant implications for our communication and relationships. By being mindful of our conversations and striving for depth over superficiality, we can cultivate a culture of meaningful dialogue. Let us challenge ourselves to move beyond blather and engage in discussions that inspire, educate, and connect us on a deeper level. Ultimately, the goal should be to foster an environment where every word spoken carries weight and significance, leading to more fulfilling interactions and a richer understanding of one another.
在当今这个信息触手可及的快节奏世界中,人们很容易养成闲聊的习惯。人们常常进行毫无意义的闲谈,分享缺乏实质或相关性的观点和故事。这种现象可以在各种场合中观察到,从社交媒体平台到朋友之间的随意对话。闲聊的行为可以作为一种分散注意力的方式,让人们避免更深入的讨论或批判性思维。以社交媒体如何改变沟通为例。用户经常滚动浏览充满表情包、肤浅更新和琐碎轶事的无尽动态。虽然这些帖子可能引发笑声或瞬间的参与,但它们往往助长了一种优先考虑娱乐而非有意义对话的闲聊文化。因此,重要问题往往被无关紧要的闲谈所掩盖。此外,闲聊也可以在面对面的互动中表现出来。想象一下,在咖啡馆里坐着,听到两个人详细讨论他们的周末计划,而忽视了那些可以引发更丰富对话的重要话题。这种闲聊的倾向可能会阻碍个人成长,限制建立真正联系的潜力。当个人专注于琐事时,他们错过了探索更深层主题的机会,这些主题可以促进理解和同情。认识到闲聊对我们沟通习惯的影响至关重要。通过意识到何时我们在进行闲聊,我们可以有意识地努力将对话引向更有意义的内容。这种转变不仅有利于我们的人际关系,还丰富了我们自己的生活。与其用空洞的言辞填充空气,不如选择分享真正重要的想法、经历和见解。总之,虽然闲聊可能看似无害,但它对我们的沟通和关系可能产生重大影响。通过关注我们的对话并努力追求深度而非表面,我们可以培养有意义对话的文化。让我们挑战自己,超越闲聊,参与能够启发、教育和在更深层次上连接我们的讨论。最终,目标应该是营造一个每个说出的话都有分量和意义的环境,从而导致更充实的互动和对彼此更丰富的理解。