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earful

/ˈɪr.fʊl/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das entweder eine große Menge Klatsch oder eine strenge Rüge bzw. einen Anpfiff bezeichnet.

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noun

/ˈɪr.fʊl/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das entweder eine große Menge Klatsch oder eine strenge Rüge bzw. einen Anpfiff bezeichnet.

A noun meaning either a large amount of gossip or a severe reprimand or scolding.

  1. Outpouring of gossipB2informal

    A large amount of gossip or news, often unsolicited or surprising.

    deSchwall Klatsch

    • She gave me an earful about her neighbor's scandal.
    • I got an earful of office gossip at the coffee break.
    • He received an earful of rumors from his friend.

    Synonymedirtgossipscandalscoopscuttlebutttittle-tattle

  2. Severe scoldingB2informal

    A harsh reprimand or angry lecture.

    deStandpauke

    • The boss gave him an earful for missing the deadline.
    • She got an earful from her mother for staying out late.
    • He received an earful after breaking the vase.

    Synonymediatribeharanguelecturerebukereprimandscoldingtiradetongue-lashing

Formen
  • earfuls plural form
  • earfuls' possessive plural form
  • earful's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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