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chatters是chatter的第三人称单数 chatter美 ['tʃætər] 英 ['tʃætə(r)] - v.打颤；卡嗒地响；瞎谈；(鸟等)鸣
- n.饶舌；卡嗒声；啁啾
- 网络震颤作响
第三人称单数：chatters 现在分词：chattering 过去式：chattered v. babble,rattle on,talk nineteen to the dozen,prattle,rant v. | 2. 嘁嘁喳喳地谈论,喋喋不休地谈论,喋喋不休地说,叽叽喳喳声 2. 嘁嘁喳喳地谈论,喋喋不休地谈论,喋喋不休地说,叽叽喳喳声 | n. | |
v. | 1. to talk or converse rapidly and informally about unimportant things 2. to make a rapid series of short high-pitched sounds that seem to resemble speech 3. to click together rapidly because of movement of the jaw caused by fear or cold 4. to vibrate while cutting or being cut by a tool or machine, causing surface flaws 5. to talk continuously in a fast informal way, usually about unimportant subjects 6. if birds, animals, or machines chatter, they make short high noises 7. if your teeth chatter, they knock together from fear or cold 1. to talk or converse rapidly and informally about unimportant things 2. to make a rapid series of short high-pitched sounds that seem to resemble speech 3. to click together rapidly because of movement of the jaw caused by fear or cold 4. to vibrate while cutting or being cut by a tool or machine, causing surface flaws 5. to talk continuously in a fast informal way, usually about unimportant subjects 6. if birds, animals, or machines chatter, they make short high noises 7. if your teeth chatter, they knock together from fear or cold | n. | 1. rapid and informal talk or conversation, especially about unimportant things 2. rapid short high-pitched sounds made by a bird, animal, or machine that resemble human speech 3. imperfections in a surface, caused by vibration while the surface is being cut by a tool or machine 4. continuous fast informal talk, usually about unimportant subjects 1. rapid and informal talk or conversation, especially about unimportant things 2. rapid short high-pitched sounds made by a bird, animal, or machine that resemble human speech 3. imperfections in a surface, caused by vibration while the surface is being cut by a tool or machine 4. continuous fast informal talk, usually about unimportant subjects |
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