گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'gossip'

1 عمومی:: اراجیف‌

2 عمومی:: دری‌ وری‌

3 عمومی:: شایعات‌ بی‌اساس‌

4 عمومی:: شایعات‌ بی‌ پرو پا

5 عمومی:: سخن چینی

6 :: سخن‌چینی

1 general::   noun rumours about other people ADJ. latest | common It's common gossip in the office that she's about to leave her husband. | idle, malicious, salacious, silly QUANT. bit, piece, titbit I heard an interesting bit of gossip yesterday. VERB + GOSSIP spread Someone has been spreading malicious gossip about me. | exchange, swap | hear, listen to, pay attention to You shouldn't listen to idle gossip. GOSSIP + VERB circulate, go around/round A piece of silly gossip was going round the school. GOSSIP + NOUN column, columnist I saw it in the gossip column of the local newspaper. PREP. ~ about a magazine full of gossip about famous people conversation about other people ADJ. good VERB + GOSSIP have PREP. ~ about We had a good gossip about the boss. | ~ with She's having a gossip with Maria.

2 general:: gossip ADJECTIVES/NOUN + gossip the latest gossip • Annie usually has all the latest gossip. juicy gossip (= interesting gossip ) • He said that he had some especially juicy gossip to tell us. hot gossip (= interesting gossip ) • What’s the latest hot gossip going round at work then? idle gossip (= gossip not based on facts ) • She had no time for idle gossip. common gossip (= gossip that everyone knows about ) • Rumours about her affairs had become common gossip. malicious gossip (= unkind gossip that is likely to upset someone ) • Has someone been spreading malicious gossip? phrases a piece of gossip • I’ve got an interesting piece of gossip which might interest you. be the subject of gossip (= be talked about ) • His close friendship with Carol was the subject of gossip. verbs exchange gossip (= talk about other people and their private lives with someone ) • They used to meet up and exchange gossip. hear gossip • Have you heard the latest gossip about Steve? listen to gossip • He was always willing to listen to gossip. spread gossip • Someone’s been spreading gossip about Lucy and Ian. gossip goes around (= it is told by one person to another ) • It was a small village, and any gossip went around very quickly.

3 general:: noun talebearer: The town gossip talked about us. noun rumors: There is gossip about many people.