Her tongue goes nineteen to the dozen.

她喋喋个。

I've had enough of their continual chatter.

已厌烦了他们喋喋的闲谈。

She prated of the good old days.

她喋喋地谈过去的好日子。

She jabbered away, trying to distract his attention.

她喋喋，想分散他的注意力。

The young mother was gushing over a baby.

那位年轻的母亲正喋喋地和婴儿话。

He yakked on endlessly about his wife.

关于他的妻子, 他喋喋地个。

A careless remark about his family really set tongues wagging.

无心了一句他的家庭，大家一下子喋喋起来。

Nicola gabbled on about her boyfriend for hours.

尼古拉喋喋地谈论她的男朋友有好几个小时了。

Everybody's tired of your everlasting complaints!

大家对你喋喋的抱怨感到厌倦了。

They just sat and chattered.

他们只是坐着喋喋。

Once the teacher left the room, the chatter in the classroom gradually rose to a din.

老师一离开教室, 喋喋就变为吵闹。

Her continuous chatter vexes me.

她的喋喋使烦透了。

He just went on and on for so long in the most boring and inexpressive voice imaginable!

他只是喋喋地讲了很久，极其枯燥又毫无表情！

What brought me to the woods was the prospect of living on earth with nothing between me and the earth—none of the electronic gibber- jabber.

一种期待——期待和这个世界断绝一切往来，包括远离电子世界的喋喋――将带到这片树林。

In the same way, readers put up with unintelligibility, obsessiveness, painful truths, lies, bad grammar—if, in compensation, the writers allows them to savor rare emotions and dangerous sensations.

同样，读者可以忍受一个作家的可理喻，喋喋，真实的痛，谎言和烂文法，只要换取罕见的感情经历和危机感。

He's as finicky as a cat. 10.She's the world's number one fusspot. 11.He's such an anal retentive person. 12.Men don't like women who nag. 13.He's penny-wise and pound-foolish.

他像猫那么挑食.10.她是全世界最吹毛求疵的女人.11.他过分拘泥小节.12.男人讨厌喋喋的女人.13.他小处精明而大处糊涂.