prattle

prattle
'prætl
1. verb
(to talk or chatter about unimportant things or like a child.) parlotear, charlar; balbucear, balbucir (niños)

2. noun
(childish talk; chatter.) parloteo, charla; (niños) balbuceo
prattle
tr['prætəl]
noun
1 (of adult) cháchara, parloteo; (of baby) balbuceo
intransitive verb
1 (adult) charlar, parlotear; (baby) balbucear
prattle ['prætəl] vt, -tled ; -tling : parlotear fam, cotorrear fam, balbucear (como un niño)
prattle n
: parloteo m fam, cotorreo m fam, cháchara f fam
prattle
n.
bachillería s.f.
badajo s.m.
balbuceo s.m.
cháchara s.f.
garrulería s.f.
parloteo s.m.
romance s.m.
v.
bachillerear v.
balbucear v.
charlar v.
charlatanear v.
parlotear v.
'prætḷ
intransitive verb \<\<adult\>\> cotorrear (fam), chacharear (fam); \<\<child\>\> balbucear

he prattled on endlessly about his problems — estuvo horas dale que te dale hablando de sus problemas (fam)

['prætl]
1.
N parloteo m , cotorreo m ; (child's) balbuceo m
2.
VI parlotear, cotorrear; [child] balbucear
* * *
['prætḷ]
intransitive verb \<\<adult\>\> cotorrear (fam), chacharear (fam); \<\<child\>\> balbucear

he prattled on endlessly about his problems — estuvo horas dale que te dale hablando de sus problemas (fam)


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