WordReference English-Arabic Dictionary © 2012:
| ترجمات رئيسية |
| gossip vi | (talk about people) | ينمّ، يستغيب |
| | They were gossiping about the family downstairs. |
| | كانو يستغيبون العائلة التي تسكن الطابق الأسفل. |
| gossip n | (rumour) | نميمة |
| | Don't believe all the gossip that you hear. |
| | لا تصدق كل النميمة التي تسمعها. |
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| ترجمات إضافية |
| gossip n | (chatter) | ثرثرة |
| | They spend more time on gossip than on work. |
| gossip n | (sb who gossips) | غيبة/نميمة |
| | She was a dreadful gossip. |
WordReference English-Arabic Dictionary © 2012:
| صيغ مركبة |
| gossip column n | (newspaper: celebrity news article) | صفحة الإشاعات عن المشاهير في الجريدة |
| idle gossip n | (unfounded speculation) | حديث فارغ, كلام فاضي |
| | I've heard it said that their marriage is in trouble, but I think that's just idle gossip. |
| idle gossip n | (chitchat, discussion of trivia) | دردشة، لغو |
| item of gossip n | (rumour) | إشاعة |
| | I heard an interesting item of gossip while I was in the post office this morning. |
| malicious gossip n | (unkind rumours) | دعاية هدّامة |
| | Whatever you've heard about my sex life is just malicious gossip. |
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