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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
gossipry───n.闲谈；风言风语；说三道四的人
gossip───n.小道传闻；随笔；爱说长道短的人；vi.闲聊；传播流言蜚语
gossips───n.小道传闻；随笔；爱说长道短的人；vi.闲聊；传播流言蜚语
glossily───adv.光滑地
gossiped───n.小道传闻；随笔；爱说长道短的人；vi.闲聊；传播流言蜚语
gossiper───n.爱闲聊的人；搬弄是非者（gossip的名词形式）
bossily───霸道地（bossy的变体）；专横地；爱发号施令地（bossy的变体）
gossib───铁帽
ossify───vi.骨化；硬化；僵化；vt.使硬化；使骨化；使僵化
We've got very gossipy neighbours.───我们有几个非常爱闲聊的邻居。
Don't tell her anything, she's gossipy.───什么都别告诉她，她太八卦了。
They were gossipy and not always discreet.───他们爱说闲话，而且不总是言语谨慎。
Ballard shunned the gossipy London literary circuit, preferring the company of a few close friends and family.───巴拉德有意逃避乐于流布传闻的伦敦文学圈，他喜欢与三两知己及家人在一起。
Gossipy men, known as " long-tongued men" , are found everywhere although the epithet is somehow none too popular yet.───“长舌男”是到处有的，不知为什么这名词尚不甚流行。
Be sure to go out of your way to keep your talks confidential, away from gossipy boys and girls and far from the copycats.───确保你的谈话保密性，让这件事情远离那些闲言碎语，爱传留言的人们。
It's gossipy and superficial, and it may not be right selling "At the Feetof the Master" . . . with your name on it.───它不过是写肤浅的闲言碎语，而且《在主人的脚下》注上你的名字也是不对的。
They might find a couple of gossipy messages. But there would be absolutely nothing that would give a rival a competitive advantage.───也许他们会找到一些闲言碎语的信息，但肯定没有什么能让对手获得竞争优势的内容。
Put away your BlackBerry, stop talking about your next big proposal, and halt all conversations about your gossipy coworker.───把你的黑莓放到一边，不要再讨论你下个大的方案，也不要再讨论你的那些八卦同事。